The sixth batch of China's 20th century construction heritage project announced the Sichuan 2 project selected

On August 26, the sixth batch of China ’s 20th Century Architectural Heritage Project Promotion Conference was held in Wuhan. Under the joint witness of the national architecture and literary and cultural experts, a total of 100 "sixth batch of China 20th Century Architectural Heritage" projects were introduced in the conference. Among them, two projects in Sichuan were selected, namely the Chengdu -Chongqing Railway (Chengdu -Chongqing City) and the history of the Sichuan Exhibition Hall (Chengdu, Sichuan Province).

The promotion of the 20th Century Architectural Heritage Project in China is provided by the Chinese Cultural Relics Society and the Chinese Architecture Society. The selected project involves more than a dozen doors such as commemorating buildings, conference hall buildings, texture and sports buildings, residential and residential areas, medical buildings, office buildings, hotel buildings, transportation buildings, commercial buildings, industrial buildings, etc., for more than 100 years. Since my country's first announcement of the 20th century architectural heritage in 2016, 597 "China Tenth Century Architecture Heritage" has been announced nationwide.

It is worth noting that the sixth batch of construction heritage selected projects closely contacted the Chinese Communist Party's 100 -year -old party and the history of struggle for the construction of New China. The works that have the iconic of the times and promoted the progress of construction in the 20th century. Essence

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The Chengdu -Chongqing Railway, referred to as the Chengdu -Chongqing Line, is the first railway built after the founding of the People's Republic of China. The Chengdu -Chongqing Railway is designed and constructed by China's self -designed construction, and the construction of domestic materials is a pioneering work in the history of the Chinese railway.

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The Sichuan Provincial Exhibition Hall was founded on the site of the former ancient imperial city in 1968. It was completed in October 1969 and was once one of the iconic buildings in Chengdu. Its construction area is 3.18 million square meters, with 35 exhibition venues, and has held many large -scale expo and business exhibitions with world influence. In 2006, the Sichuan Exhibition Hall became the current Sichuan Science and Technology Museum after the merger and reconstruction.

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