Examples of using Intangible heritage in English and their translations into Chinese
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To date, 16 historical and cultural heritage sites and 10 intangible heritage elements have been inscribed in the world heritage list.
UNESCO:“Languages are the most powerful instruments of preserving and developing our tangible and intangible heritage.
The Special Rapporteur has further elaborated that this includes the right to access and enjoy tangible and intangible heritage.
Languages and their accompanying cultural diversity were powerful instruments for preserving and developing the tangible and intangible heritage of humankind.
Rural landscape heritage: Refers to the tangible and intangible heritage of rural areas.
Despite the obstacles, the participants emphasized that nonetheless intangible heritage has a growing importance at universities.
Promote cultural diversity and peace, including cultural issues such as archives, intangible heritage and capacity-building.
The National Cultural Centre, Uma Fukun, is expected to become the focal point for the development and management of the tangible and intangible heritage of Timor-Leste culture.
Languages are the most powerful instruments of preserving and developing the tangible and intangible heritage.
South Korea's safeguarding of intangible heritage associated with its own ceramic history, has ensured that associated skills are maintained for future generations.
A large space at the Vietnam booth is dedicated to the country's tangible and intangible heritage through images provided by the Vietnam National UNESCO Committee.
The State recognizes the overarching role played by women as the bearers of an intangible heritage.
We emphasize the importance of the preservation and revitalization of the rich intangible heritage of our peoples in reaffirming their respective cultural identities and in the development of the region.
UNESCO, he said, was playing a leading role in protecting and promoting intangible heritage.
The survey shows that many of the disciplines related to tangible heritage(architecture, museology, etc.) are now including intangible heritage.
(a) Since April 2003, contribution to the project on strengthening the capacities of the National Centre for Restoration and Museums(CENCREM), whose aim is the preservation of material and intangible heritage.
Express their will to continue working on the struggle against illicit trafficking in cultural properties in the region, and the promotion, recovery and safeguard of the tangible and intangible heritage of our countries;
The annual themes so far were as follows; Best Emerging Rural Destination, Tourism and Intangible Heritage, Tourism and Protected Areas and Aquatic Tourism.
It was the efforts of Kyoto chefs that resulted in“Washoku,” or Japanese cuisine, being recognized as an intangible heritage by UNESCO in 2013.
This notion brings about a drive for change, openness and progress, since it not only encompasses cultural and natural heritage but also tangible and intangible heritage.