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The definition of national key scenic spots is based on the "Regulations on Scenic Spots" promulgated by the State Council of the People's Republic of China on September 19, 2006 and implemented on December 1, 2006. Scenic areas refer to areas with ornamental, cultural or scientific value, concentrated natural and cultural landscapes, beautiful environment, and where people can visit or conduct scientific and cultural activities. Scenic spots are divided into national-level scenic spots and provincial-level scenic spots. Among them, natural landscapes and cultural landscapes can reflect important natural changes and major historical and cultural development processes, are basically in a natural state or maintain their historical original appearance, and are nationally representative. You can apply The establishment of national-level scenic spots shall be submitted to the State Council for approval and announcement. As of the seventh batch of lists at the end of 2009, there were 208 national-level scenic spots in the country (since the seventh batch, they have been renamed China's national-level scenic spots).

The first batch: announced on November 8, 1982, ***44 locations

The second batch: announced on August 1, 1988, ***40 locations

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The third batch: announced on January 10, 1994, ***35 locations

The fourth batch: announced on May 17, 2002, ***32 locations

The fifth batch: announced on January 13, 2004, ***26 locations

The sixth batch: announced on December 31, 2005, ***10 locations

Seventh Batch: Announced on December 28, 2009, ***21 [edit this paragraph] The relationship between national key scenic spots and national parks was as early as 1994, issued by the former Ministry of Construction of the People's Republic of China and the People's Republic of China The green paper "The Situation and Prospects of China's Scenic Areas" clearly states that "China's scenic areas correspond to international national parks (National Parks), but at the same time have their own characteristics. The English name of China's national scenic areas is National Park of China."

According to the definition in the chapter of the National Standard of the People's Republic of China GB50298-1999: "Planning Specifications for Scenic Areas Terminology", national scenic areas (formerly known as "National Key "Scenic Area") is equivalent to "overseas national park" in the protected area system classification.

The "China National Scenic Area Emblem" in common use from September 3, 1990 to April 2, 2007, and the current national-level scenic spots in common use (from April 3, 2007) This is also reflected in the emblem pattern of the scenic area. The upper half of the circular pattern is "NATIONAL PARK OF CHINA" in English (literally translated as "National Park of China"); the lower half is the full name of "China National Scenic Area" in Chinese (the old emblem The Chinese character for "Zhi" is "China National Scenic Area").

However, in 2008, the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the State Administration of Tourism established the title of national park.