What about Hebei Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics?

Hebei Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics has made remarkable achievements in cultural relics protection, archaeological excavation and museum construction, and made positive contributions to the cultural undertakings in Hebei Province.

I. Protection of cultural relics

Hebei Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics attaches great importance to the protection of cultural relics and actively takes measures to strengthen the protection of various cultural relics. The bureau has strengthened the management of cultural relics protection units and formulated detailed protection plans and measures to ensure the proper protection of cultural relics. At the same time, the bureau also strengthened the supervision of cultural relics market, cracked down on smuggling and illegal trading of cultural relics, and maintained the order of cultural relics market.

Second, archaeological excavation and research.

Hebei Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics has also made important achievements in archaeological excavation and research. The bureau organized a number of archaeological excavations and found a large number of precious cultural relics, which provided important information for the historical and cultural research in Hebei Province and even the whole country. At the same time, the bureau also strengthened cooperation with other cultural relics institutions and research institutions to jointly carry out cultural relics research and protection.

Third, the museum construction and management

Hebei Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau also actively promotes the construction and management of museums. The bureau strengthens the supervision and guidance of museums, promotes museums to improve exhibition quality and service level, and provides better cultural experience for the public. At the same time, the bureau also actively promotes cooperation among museums, communities and schools, carries out cultural and educational activities and public services, and promotes cultural inheritance and development.

To sum up:

Hebei Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics has made remarkable achievements in cultural relics protection, archaeological excavation and museum construction, and made positive contributions to the cultural undertakings in Hebei Province. The bureau actively performs its duties, strengthens the protection and management of cultural relics, and promotes the development and prosperity of cultural relics. At the same time, the bureau also pays attention to the interaction and cooperation with the public and the community to promote cultural inheritance and popularization.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Cultural Relics Protection Law

Article 7 provides that:

All organs, organizations and individuals have the obligation to protect cultural relics according to law.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Cultural Relics Protection Law

Article 13 stipulates:

People's governments at all levels shall incorporate the protection of cultural relics into national economic and social development planning and urban and rural planning, establish and improve the responsibility system for cultural relics protection, and include the funds for cultural relics protection in the fiscal budget at the corresponding level.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Cultural Relics Protection Law

Article 20 provides that:

Cultural relics collection units shall properly keep the cultural relics collected. If a state-owned cultural relics collection unit needs to borrow its cultural relics for exhibition and scientific research, it shall report to the competent cultural relics administration department for the record; The borrowing of the first-class cultural relics in the collection shall be approved by the administrative department of cultural relics of the State Council. Non-state-owned cultural relics collection units and other units need to borrow state-owned cultural relics to hold exhibitions, which shall be reported to the administrative department of cultural relics for approval; Borrowing first-class cultural relics in state-owned collections shall be approved by the cultural relics administrative department of the State Council.