Hu Kaihong, full-time deputy director of the Central Office for the Construction of Spiritual Civilization and head of the Office of the Central Cultural Heritage Protection Commission, said at the “Getting Started” series of themed press conferences held by the State Information Office on October 20 that the “Fifteenth Five-Year Plan for Cultural Heritage Protection and Inheritance” adheres to problem orientation and establishes a work chain integrating resource investigation, legal guarantee, spatial control, safety monitoring, inspection and accountability. The plan proposes improving the system of laws and regulations, promoting the enactment of cultural heritage protection laws, and strengthening the legal protection of historical and cultural districts and other types of cultural heritage. Establish an inspection system for cultural heritage protection, and use education and training, audit and supervision, and public interest litigation in an integrated manner to seriously prosecute acts of vandalism, so that cultural heritage protection can truly become an unchallengeable national will.

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