宁波博物馆海上丝绸之路研究中心

在海上丝绸之路、大运河的申遗项目中，中心发挥了怎样的作用？

Since the Center does research on the Maritime Silk Road, it is also actively involved in the process of applying for World Cultural Heritage status. In 2011, China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration began work on updating the “Chinese World Cultural Heritage Tentative List”. The Center, in cooperation with concerned organizations in Penglai, Yangzhou, Quanzhou, Zhangzhou, Fuzhou, Guangzhou and Beihai, among others, jointly commissioned the Institute of History at the China Architecture Design & Research Group to prepare the application for inclusion in the candidate list. In 2013, the application was approved, and the Maritime Silk Road was added to the tentative list. In 2016, when China’s World Cultural Heritage status application for the Maritime Silk Road was being put together, the Center not only provided research, documentary and material support, but also prepared the Maritime Silk Road exhibition outline that was submitted as part of the application.