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Laosicheng: A Decade of Preserving China's Ancient Tusi City

Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan, China, designated a World Heritage Site in 2015, is preserved through daily patrols, technological monitoring, and active community involvement, ensuring its long-term stability and cultural richness.

Laosicheng: A Decade of Preserving China's Ancient Tusi City

Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan, China, designated a World Heritage Site in 2015, is preserved through daily patrols, technological monitoring, and active community involvement, ensuring its long-term stability and cultural richness.

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What measures are in place to ensure the long-term preservation of Laosicheng's unique historical and cultural features?

Ten years after its World Heritage designation, Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan, China, remains well-preserved. Daily patrols, technological monitoring (temperature, humidity, landslides), and camera surveillance protect its earthen ruins and wooden structures. The site's stability is confirmed by years of monitoring.

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Laosicheng: A Decade of Preserving China's Ancient Tusi City

Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan, China, designated a World Heritage Site in 2015, is protected through daily patrols, technological monitoring, and restrictions on construction; over 100 indigenous residents contribute to its preservation and tourism.

Laosicheng: A Decade of Preserving China's Ancient Tusi City

Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan, China, designated a World Heritage Site in 2015, is protected through daily patrols, technological monitoring, and restrictions on construction; over 100 indigenous residents contribute to its preservation and tourism.

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How does the continued presence of the indigenous population contribute to both the preservation and economic viability of Laosicheng?

Laosicheng's preservation reflects a successful integration of technological monitoring with traditional methods, showcasing a model for safeguarding cultural heritage. The site's continued stability, despite potential risks like landslides and fire, demonstrates the effectiveness of these protective measures. The harmonious coexistence of over 100 indigenous residents contributes to the site's cultural richness and economic viability.

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Laosicheng: A Decade of Preserving China's Ancient Tusi City

Designated a World Heritage Site in 2015, Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan province, China, is protected through daily patrols, technological monitoring, and community involvement, preserving its cultural heritage and generating tourism revenue.

Laosicheng: A Decade of Preserving China's Ancient Tusi City

Designated a World Heritage Site in 2015, Laosicheng, a 25-square-kilometer ancient Tusi city in Hunan province, China, is protected through daily patrols, technological monitoring, and community involvement, preserving its cultural heritage and generating tourism revenue.

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How does the integration of the indigenous community contribute to the site's preservation and economic development, and what are the potential challenges of this approach?

Laosicheng's preservation exemplifies a successful model of heritage site management integrating local communities. The harmonious coexistence of indigenous residents with the site contributes to its cultural authenticity and economic viability through tourism. Collaborative research with other Tusi sites enhances understanding of this unique governance system.

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