měi guó美国xiàng向zhōng guó中国fǎn huán返还64 jiàn64件liú shī流失wén wù文物
Recently, China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration received 64 lost cultural relics returned by the United States in the U.S.
After being away from their homeland for many years, these relics have finally returned to China safely.
The returned relics are very valuable and include a rich variety of types.
They include not only ancient Buddhist statues and grotto sculptures, but also rare dinosaur fossils and dinosaur egg fossils.
It is reported that these relics were discovered and seized by U.S. law enforcement agencies during their work.
Through the joint efforts of relevant departments in both countries, the two sides successfully completed the verification and handover of the relics.
In fact, cooperation between China and the United States in cultural relic protection has continued for 17 years.
Since the two sides signed a cooperation agreement in 2009, the United States has returned more than 700 lost cultural relics to China in over 20 batches.
Internationally, recovering cultural relics that have been lost overseas has always been very difficult.
The successful return of these relics demonstrates the results of cooperation between the two countries in protecting cultural heritage.
It also shows that as long as both sides maintain communication and cooperation, they can accomplish more practical things together.
This not only protects precious human cultural heritage, but also has a positive impact on cultural exchanges between the people of the two countries.