Research On The Protection Status Of Important Historical Sites In Nanjing And Suzhou

Today's society emphasizes cultural self-confidence and pays more and more attention to cultural construction.Every city has accumulated rich heritage and culture in the long history.The monument is the carrier of culture,and its protection status has received more attention.However,economic development has developed rapidly in these years.Many of the monuments in the city have made concessions for urban construction and have not been fully protected.Therefore,in the current situation where many historical sites have been destroyed or not protected,how to achieve the harmonious integration of urban construction and historic site protection has become a problem.In Jiangsu Province,Nanjing and Suzhou are at the forefront of economic development and urban construction.In this fast-growing city,how to protect the monuments and inherit the culture,both cities have made great efforts.Therefore,the author selects representative historical sites in Nanjing and Suzhou,and investigates its intrinsic value and protection status.In the ancient city of Nanjing,choose the stone carvings of the Six Dynasties,the Ming City Wall and the architecture of the Republic of China were selected.In the ancient city of Suzhou,the ancient towers of the Song Dynasty,the ancient city walls,and the gardens of the Qing Dynasty were selected*According to the comparative study on the status quo of the protection of monuments in the two cities,the protection of Nanjing historic sites is progressing and moving forward,but there are still some problems.The protection of Suzhou historic sites is relatively perfect.Finally,the author analyzes the reasons for the protection status of the two city monuments.According to the advantages and disadvantages of Nanjing and Suzhou historic site protection,the following points are put forward:the development of new city,the control of the ancient city;the protection of the original state;the establishment of cultural relics maintenance system;the integration of regional resources;the rational control of business;the establishment of museums;the improvement of regulations and urban planning.