Ask several examples of cultural relics being destroyed by people.

Shanxi, a major province of cultural relics, announced 10 cases of serious destruction and theft of cultural relics;

1. Destruction of Maoerling Tomb in Yuci.

1983 The original Yuci city * * * used large machinery to blindly construct Maoerling Highway and Shilichang Street without the approval of the cultural relics administrative department, which caused serious damage to 235 ancient tombs and caused bad social impact.

2. The painted Buddha statue of Chongqing Temple in Zhangzi County, Changzhi City was stolen.

19911February, Liu Wenzhong, a criminal, gathered Zhao Fusuo and others and stole 12 painted Buddha statues of Chongqing Temple, the eldest son of the national key cultural relics protection unit, twice, damaging 3 Buddha statues. After the case was detected, Liu Wenzhong, the principal offender, was sentenced to death and all the stolen cultural relics were recovered.

3. The Buddha head of Zishou Temple in Lingshi County, Jinzhong City was stolen.

199365438+In February, four criminals headed by Li climbed over the wall and broke into Zishou Temple in Lingshi County, a national key cultural relic protection unit, and stole 18 colored plastic Buddha heads and smuggled them out of the country.

After the case was detected, all the criminals involved in the theft and smuggling of Buddha heads were sentenced. The stolen Buddha's head was bought back by Mr. Chen Yongtai of Taiwan Province Province and donated to Zishou Temple.

4. The self-stealing case of the curator of Fushan County Museum in Linfen City.

In June 2003, the first-class cultural relic of Fushan County Museum-the Buddha statue with ten thousand characters was stolen. After investigation by the public security organs, the librarian sold 25 cultural relics in batches, which caused great losses to the country. The criminal Jia was sentenced to life imprisonment.

5. Renwen School in Hongtong County, Linfen City illegally built a teaching building within the protection scope of Guangsheng Temple.

In 2003, Renwen School in Hongtong County, Linfen City illegally built a teaching building within the protection scope of Guangsheng Temple, a national key cultural relics protection unit, which caused the overall style of Guangsheng Temple to be destroyed and was fined 500,000 yuan according to law.

Six, Pinglu County, Yuncheng City, villagers Madangzhi damaged Qianzhuang site.

In July 2004, Ma Dangzhi, a villager from Xiangyang Village, Podi Township, Pinglu County, used large machinery to forcibly excavate the Qianzhuang site of a provincial key cultural relics protection unit and refused to implement the administrative punishment of the cultural relics administrative department. The local public security organ has filed a case for investigation, and the procuratorial organ has filed a public prosecution with the court.

Seven, Linfen City, the former Kang Min Pharmaceutical Factory illegally built buildings and damaged the ancient city wall.

In May, 2005, Yuanminkang Pharmaceutical Factory in Linfen City damaged the ancient city wall of Linfen 100 meter in the process of building a residential building, which caused a very bad social impact.

8. Zhang Yu, a villager from Tianzhen County, Datong City, illegally mined in the Korean Formation in Shaliangpo.

In September 2005, Zhang Yu, a villager from Nanyuan Village, Nanhebao Township, Tianzhen County, used an excavator to dig iron ore privately within the protection scope of Han Group, a national key cultural relics protection unit, which caused serious damage to ancient tombs and their original landscape environment.

Nine, Xinzhou Pianguan County Cultural Bureau illegally approved the case of building a house at Piantouguan site.

In September 2006, Pianguan County Cultural Bureau and other departments illegally approved a villager in Beicheng Village to rebuild a new house at Piantouguan East City Wall Site, a provincial key cultural relics protection unit, which caused the city wall site to be destroyed again.

X. The illegal construction of Ruicheng County Religious Affairs Bureau in Yuncheng City in Shousheng Temple.

From 2004 to 2007, Ruicheng County Religious Affairs Bureau violated the Law on the Protection of Cultural Relics, and without the approval of the administrative department of cultural relics, built new buildings such as halls and mountain gates within the protection scope of Shousheng Temple, a provincial key cultural relics protection unit, which destroyed the overall style of Shousheng Temple and affected the authenticity and integrity of cultural relics protection units.