What is the relationship between the Cultural Heritage Bureau and the Department of Culture and Tourism?

The relationship between the Cultural Heritage Bureau and the Culture and Tourism Bureau is: the Cultural Heritage Bureau is a subordinate unit of the Culture and Tourism Bureau, the Cultural Heritage Bureau is a national bureau managed by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and the Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and Cultural Heritage Bureau is referred to as the District Cultural Tourism Bureau The Bureau is the working department of the District People's Government, responsible for and reporting work to the District People's Government. The Cultural Heritage Bureau is one of the subordinate units of the Culture and Tourism Bureau. This is the relationship between the Cultural Heritage Bureau and the Culture and Tourism Bureau.

The main responsibilities of the Cultural Relics Bureau: formulate cultural relics and museum development plans, formulate standards and methods for cultural relic identification and museum management, organize cultural relic resource surveys, participate in the drafting of cultural relics protection laws and regulations and be responsible for supervision and inspection; coordinate and Guide the protection of cultural relics, perform the duties of administrative law enforcement and supervision of cultural relics, organize the investigation and handling of major cases of cultural relics violations in accordance with the law, and coordinate with relevant departments to investigate and handle major cases of cultural relics crimes.

The functions of the Culture and Tourism Bureau cover many aspects. First, it is responsible for formulating and implementing cultural and tourism policies to promote the development of the cultural and tourism industry. This includes planning tourist routes, promoting the development of tourism products, and protecting and promoting cultural heritage. Secondly, the Culture and Tourism Bureau also needs to supervise and manage the cultural and tourism market to ensure that it is standardized and orderly and to protect the rights and interests of consumers. In addition, the Culture and Tourism Bureau also needs to carry out cultural and tourism publicity and promotion activities to increase public participation and interest.

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Legal basis:

Article 2 of the "Cultural Relics Protection Law of the People's Republic of China"

Within the territory of the People's Republic of China, the following Cultural relics are protected by the state.

(1) Ancient cultural sites, ancient tombs, ancient buildings, cave temples, stone carvings, and murals with historical, artistic, and scientific value;

(2) Related to major historical events, Important modern historical sites, objects, and representative buildings related to revolutionary movements or famous figures and with important commemorative significance, educational significance, or historical material value;

(3) Precious artworks and crafts from various eras in history Fine arts;

(4) Important documents and materials of various eras in history, as well as manuscripts and books with historical, artistic and scientific value;

(5) Reflecting various aspects of history Representative objects of the times, social systems of various ethnic groups, social production, and social life.

Palaeovertebrate fossils and ancient human fossils with scientific value are protected by the state like cultural relics.