
UNESCO Honors Xixia Tombs: Preserving a 900-Year Legacy
UNESCO honors the Xixia Imperial Mausoleums in Ningxia, celebrating a 900-year legacy of cultural brilliance in the Chinese mainland.
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UNESCO honors the Xixia Imperial Mausoleums in Ningxia, celebrating a 900-year legacy of cultural brilliance in the Chinese mainland.
UNESCO adds the Xixia Imperial Tombs, located in the Chinese mainland’s Ningxia region, to its World Heritage List, reaching 60 sites.
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UNESCO adds the Xixia Imperial Tombs in the Chinese mainland’s Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region to its World Heritage List, celebrating a rich cultural legacy.
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