The ruins of Chinese
Tusi sites have successfully
won a place on the UNESCO
World Heritage List, at the World
Heritage Conference in Bonn,
Germany.

The Grand Canal is a
vast waterway system in
the north-eastern and central-
eastern plains of China, running
from Beijing in the north to
Zhejiang province in the south.

Part of the millennium-old
trade route, the Silk Road has
been successfully included into the
UNESCO World Heritage list at the
38th session of the World Heritage
Committee in Doha.

Xinjiang Tianshan is a
serial property totaling 606,833
hectares and consisting of four
components which are located along
the 1,760 km Tianshan range

The terraces have been
cultivated by the Hani people
for at least 1300 years. They
are the product of history, agricultural
innovation and much strenuous
labor.