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World Heritage Sites Bear New Fruit

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In 2000, when Xi was governor of the province, he coordinated the application work and suggested using the term "Fujian Tulou" in the application process.　　Fujian Tulou became a World Heritage site in 2008.
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World Heritage sites bear new fruit

In 2000, when Xi was governor of the province, he coordinated the application work and suggested using the term "Fujian Tulou" in the application process.　　Fujian Tulou became a World Heritage site in 2008.

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Unesco's List of Heritage Sites Reinforces the Illusion that the World Belongs to Us All

Last month, UNESCO announced 26 new World Heritage sites. Why is China being favored, and what do Israel and the United States have against the organization?

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