On June 10, China will usher in the 18th China's Cultural Heritage Day. In recent years, the level of cultural heritage protection and utilization in China has been continuously improving, and new trends have emerged in creative transformation and innovative development. The ancient cultural heritage is thriving in the land of China, blooming with a new charm of the times. ——Recently, the editor launched the "Special Exhibition of Chinese Excellent Folk Craft Works Illuminating the Great Wall with Bamboo Township Lights". Bamboo lamps from Anji County, Zhejiang Province lit up the Juyong Pass Great Wall. With the help of multimedia video shows and physical displays, more than 200 exquisite works of art, including Wufu Paper Cuttings, panda embroidery, leather carving armor, attracted tourists who visited the Great Wall at night to stop and watch. On June 10, China will usher in the 18th China's Cultural Heritage Day. Before and after the China's Cultural Heritage Day, various activities were arranged around the country. The theme of this year's China's Cultural Heritage Day activity is "cultural relics protection and utilization and cultural self-confidence and self-improvement". Under the initiative of the National Cutural Heritage Administration, local cultural relics departments and cultural relics institutions will organize more than 7200 online and offline activities. This year coincides with the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. The theme of the intangible cultural heritage publicity and exhibition activities is "strengthening the systematic protection of intangible cultural heritage and promoting sustainable development". Each province will hold more than 9800 intangible cultural heritage publicity and exhibition activities, including more than 6300 offline activities. Protecting cultural heritage and telling the story of China well, China's cultural heritage is thriving. The protection of cultural heritage has continued to increase. In recent years, a series of policy plans have been issued intensively. The Opinions on Making Cultural Relics Live and Expanding the International Influence of Chinese Culture, the Notice on Promoting the Deep Integration of Intangible cultural heritage and Tourism, and the Outline of the National Urban and Rural Historical and Cultural Protection and Inheritance System have been issued, The Special Plan for the Protection and Inheritance of Long March Culture and Cultural Relics Resources and the Outline of the Special Plan for the Protection and Utilization of Yangtze River Cultural Relics have been issued and implemented, as well as the Action to Save Old Houses and the Civilized Watch Project. The protection and supervision mechanism for historical and cultural cities, towns, villages, historical and cultural blocks, and traditional villages is becoming increasingly sound, and cooperation between various regions and departments is becoming increasingly frequent. The legal and regulatory system for cultural heritage protection is constantly improving. The 2023 legislative work plan announced by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress includes the revision of the Cultural Relics Protection Law. Ten provinces, including Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Shanghai, Fujian, Shandong, Guangdong, Chongqing, and Shaanxi, have introduced local regulations on revolutionary cultural relics, underground cultural relics, social cultural relics, and cultural heritage. "The protection of cultural heritage continues to increase, all sectors of society fulfill the responsibility of protecting cultural relics according to law, and a strong joint force of the whole society to protect cultural relics and cultural heritage has gradually formed." Jin Ruiguo, director of the Department of Policies and Regulations of the National Cutural Heritage Administration, said that increasing the protection of cultural relics and cultural heritage is to build a socialist cultural power and forge a society