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I attended a symposium yesterday.

Yesterday, I attended a symposium and listened to the comrades of the grass-roots cultural relics departments to talk about the dilemma of law enforcement. The Law on the Protection of Cultural Relics is a clear list of prohibitions, but if someone violates the law, how to deal with it, it will only criticize the education penalty for the cultural relics department. That is why the imperial mausoleum association can repeatedly prohibit such a simple and crude study tour, the cost of violating the law and regulations. It’s too low. As a result, the removal of stone carvings, stone tablets, so-called "archaeology", illegally lighting photographs, these illegal acts have become Yang Ming Kaituan gimmick and many participants forced content. Relevant laws and regulations should really keep pace with the times, such as whether grave robbery can restore the death penalty, such as this kind of sneaking around the dog is not to increase the punishment… In today’s China, a lot of things are driven by public opinion from top to bottom. It is our duty to protect cultural relics. Ps: The protagonists of these three pictures also jump out to illustrate that the three elders are at least as daring as the @Tang Star Sky.

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