Memorial · Beijing
黑龙潭及龙王庙文保碑
This memorial stele marks the designation of Heilongtan and Longwangmiao as a protected cultural heritage site in Beijing. Erected in September 1984, it commemorates the official announcement made by the Beijing Municipal People's Government on May 24th of the same year. Such steles play a crucial role in publicising and safeguarding places of historical and cultural importance, ensuring their preservation for future generations.
The practice of designating and protecting cultural heritage sites is a cornerstone of conservation efforts in China. Following significant periods of development and change, the 1980s saw an increasing focus on the identification, classification, and protection of historical monuments and sites. This aligns with broader national policies aimed at preserving China's rich cultural legacy, encompassing everything from ancient temples and natural landscapes to revolutionary landmarks.
The memorial is a stele located in Beijing. Visitors will see the inscription in Chinese characters detailing its designation as a cultural protection unit. As a stele, it is typically an upright stone slab or pillar, often with engraved text, and is usually found at or near the site it commemorates. Visitors should observe local customs regarding reverence for historic sites.
Inscription
“北京市文物保护单位 黑龙潭及龙王庙 北京市人民政府一九八四年五月二十四日公布 北京市文物事业管理局一九八四年九月立”
Background
This entry details a specific ordering system for CJK Unified Ideographs, referred to as the YES order. It is presented as a more straightforward approach compared to the traditional radical order traditionally used within the CJK Unified Ideographs Unicode block. The YES order is further elaborated across several parts, suggesting a structured and comprehensive compilation.
Original summary by TributeLegacy, informed by public sources.
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