What did South Korea apply for in China?

1, China Festival "Being South Korea". In 2005, gangneung danoje festival declared by South Korea was officially recognized by UNESCO as "the representative of oral and intangible heritage of mankind".

2. Chinese medicine "Jing Han". In 20 14, the first edition of this book applied by Korea to UNESCO was listed in the World Memory Heritage List. But 95% of this book is collected from TCM works, not original.

3. The geomantic omen in China is "influenced by South Korea". Since 2003, China Feng Shui has been rearranged and listed as a national heritage list and a world heritage project.

4. The tug-of-war project applied by South Korea has won the support of more than half of the member countries and has been listed as the intangible cultural heritage of mankind in the world by the United Nations.

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The "Dragon Boat Festival" in South Korea is not the Dragon Boat Festival in the traditional sense of China; There is no so-called "application for heritage of traditional Chinese medicine" in Korea, but there is a medical book named "Treasure of Oriental Medicine" to declare the world record heritage; The application for movable type printing also belongs to Zhang Guan Dai Li. Only one Buddhist sutra in Korea has been selected as a world record heritage. This Buddhist sutra is considered to be the oldest metal movable type printed matter in existence.

"Application for World Heritage" is not a patent application, nor is it equal to trademark registration. It doesn't mean that a country applying for an intangible cultural heritage is equal to owning the ownership of the project. For projects shared by two heritages, each country can declare separately. If it is included in the list of representatives, it will not prevent other countries from making separate declarations again.

On the other hand, the essence of "applying for the World Heritage" is to show and inherit the brilliant achievements of human civilization from the perspective of all mankind, leaving a valuable cultural heritage for future generations, which is neither a judgment of a country's cultural level nor confidence in its national culture.

At present, 38 intangible cultural heritage projects in China have been selected into the Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Urgent Need of Protection and the List of Excellent Practices, which is the country with the largest number of selected projects among the States parties to the UNESCO Convention for the Protection of Intangible Cultural Heritage and the only country with selected projects in all three lists.