There are 5 new world heritage sites around the world. What are they?

In 2021, five more world heritage sites have been added to the World Heritage List, namely the Cordouan Lighthouse in France, the Mathilde Heights in Darmstadt in Germany, and the oil painting city of Pardo in Italy. Tile, Scrovegni Chapel, Padua 14th century fresco group.

1. The 44th World Heritage Conference was held on July 24 for review and approval. At the meeting, a list of 39 nominated projects from around the world was announced, and then the presidium reviewed and finalized the review results. It is agreed that the above five projects should be included in the World Cultural Heritage. Let me briefly introduce these five heritages to you. France's Cordouan Lighthouse is located on a reef platform in the Atlantic Ocean. The environment of this lighthouse is very harsh. This lighthouse can only be seen from the coastline when the weather is good. This lighthouse has a long history and is one of the oldest lighthouses in France. This lighthouse was built in the 16th and 17th centuries and renovated in the 18th century. The renovation also continues the tradition of the lighthouse.

2. Darmstadt De Mathilde, a highland located in the central and western regions of Germany, is also an artist’s village. It was founded in 1897, which was also an emerging reform in Germany at that time. The center of the movement, the village has hosted four international exhibitions, the Art Village has continued to expand, and both current and earlier buildings have left their mark here. Padua, the city of oil paintings, consists of building complexes distributed in eight different areas. These building complexes were painted between 1302 and 1397. Different types of people painted a large number of murals in these buildings.

3. Scrovegni Chapel. This chapel is consistent in style and content with the mural group just mentioned. Many people think that this is a great beginning in the history of murals. These murals also show It was further developed from the development of mural art in the 14th century at that time, and how mural art promoted creative motivation and helped people better understand the performance of space.