How to review and report on cultural heritage, which department to go to first, and what information

I don't know if you're talking about "intangible cultural heritage" If so, every prefecture-level city will have another "intangible cultural heritage protection center", which is specifically in charge of these things. In terms of information, let's bring all the relevant things over, of course, the more the better, the clearer the better.

First of all, you should go to the county cultural authority to apply, by the county cultural authority (Cultural Bureau) to the municipal cultural authority, if the application is successful, you can get the certificate of the city's intangible cultural heritage, and then by the city to the provincial authority (provincial intangible cultural heritage protection center) to apply, if the application is successful, you can be the provincial intangible cultural heritage, if necessary, you can apply to the Ministry of Culture by the provincial authority, and the successful declaration, the declaration process is also very important, to its historical origin, development and evolution, expression, the spiritual core, the current situation of the inheritance of a detailed investigation and research, systematically sorted out and reported, in the implementation of rescue protection through the "World Heritage application".

You get in touch with the county cultural authorities to maintain a good relationship, they will directly guide and help you complete the basic application materials, in short, the "World Heritage application" is a long process, you need to pay a lot of hard work.

Article 8 Citizens, enterprises, public institutions, social organizations, etc., may submit an application for a representative project of intangible cultural heritage to the cultural administrative department of the administrative region where they are located, and the cultural administrative department shall report it to the administrative department of culture. If the reporting entity is not the inheritor (group) of the declared project, the reporting entity shall be authorized by the inheritor (group) of the declared project.

Article 9 The provincial-level cultural administrative departments shall summarize and screen the representative items of intangible cultural heritage within their respective administrative areas, and submit their declarations to the Office of the Inter-ministerial Joint Conference after being approved by the people at the same level. **Directly subordinate units can apply directly to the Office of the Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference.

Article 10 The applicant shall submit the following information:

1) Application report: a brief description of the name of the declared project, the applicant, the purpose and significance of the declaration;

2) Project application form: explain the history, current status, value and endangered status of the declared project;

3) Protection plan: a description of the protection objectives, measures, steps and management mechanisms for the next 10 years;

4) Other necessary materials that are helpful to explain the declared project.

Article 11 Similar projects inherited in different regions and shared by different communities and groups may be jointly declared; The parties to the joint filing are required to submit an agreement agreeing to the joint filing.

Article 12 The Office of the Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference shall, in accordance with the provisions of Article 10 of these Measures, review the application materials and submit the qualified application materials to the Review Committee.

Article 16 The Office of the Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference shall publicize the recommended items of national intangible cultural heritage through **, and the publicity period shall be 30 days.

Article 17 The Office of the Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference shall, in accordance with the evaluation opinions and publicity results of the Review Committee, draw up a list of the representative lists of national intangible cultural heritage, and report to the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Representative List for approval and publication after being reviewed and approved by the Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference.

Article 18 The representative list of national intangible cultural heritage shall be approved and published every two years.

Article 19 For items inscribed on the Representative List of National Intangible Cultural Heritage, corresponding support shall be given at all levels. At the same time, the applicant must fulfill the commitments in its protection plan and submit an annual implementation report to the Office of the Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference.

Article 20 The Office of the Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference shall organize experts to assess, inspect and supervise the items inscribed on the Representative List of National Intangible Cultural Heritage, and shall give warnings, serious warnings or even removal from the list if they fail to fulfill their protection commitments and problems arise, depending on the degree of difference.

Article 21 The Office of the Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference shall be responsible for the interpretation of these Interim Measures.

Article 22: These Interim Measures shall come into force on the date of promulgation.

Citizens, enterprises, public institutions, social organizations, etc., may, in accordance with the principle of step-by-step declaration, submit an application for the declaration of intangible cultural heritage items to the intangible cultural heritage protection center of the district where the unit or place of residence is located.

Application conditions: 1) Historical, cultural and scientific value with outstanding contributions;

2) It has the typicality and representativeness of showing the cultural creativity of the broad masses of the people;

3) It has the characteristics of being passed down from generation to generation and existing in a certain group;

4) It has distinctive characteristics and has a great influence in the local area.

Applicants are required to submit the following information:

1) Application report: a brief description of the name of the declared project, the applicant, the purpose and significance of the declaration;

2) Project application form: explain the history, current status, value and endangered status of the declared project;

3) Protection plan: a description of the protection objectives, measures, steps and management mechanisms for the next 10 years;

4) Other necessary materials that are helpful to explain the declared project.

Application process: 1) According to the wishes of the applicant and the declarant, each street shall screen the qualified application projects, propose a recommended list, and submit it to the District Culture, Press and Publication Bureau with the consent of the sub-district office.

2) The District Bureau of Culture, Press and Publication organizes experts to conduct a review, and after the review is passed, the projects declared by each street will be publicized.

3) The provincial-level cultural administrative department shall summarize and screen the representative items of intangible cultural heritage within the administrative area, and submit the declaration to the Office of the Inter-ministerial Joint Conference after being approved by the people at the same level; **Directly subordinate units can apply directly to the Office of the Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference.

We don't know how to apply for craftsmen here, a foreigner has been here for more than ten years to apply for three intangible cultural heritage projects, and become the inheritor of local intangible cultural heritage, and there is no way for the local artists to be handed down for generations, because the outsider knows how to apply, and the local craftsman doesn't know what to do!

(1) Master and inherit a national intangible cultural heritage;

2) Be recognized as representative and influential in a certain region or field;

3) Actively carry out inheritance activities and cultivate successor talents.

Citizens who apply for representative inheritors of national intangible cultural heritage items shall provide the following materials to the cultural administrative department at or above the county level where they are located:

1) The basic information of the applicant, including age, gender, education level, occupation, work unit, etc.;

2) the pedigree of the project and the applicant's learning and practical experience;

3) The applicant's technical characteristics, achievements and relevant supporting materials;

4) The applicant's possession of relevant physical objects and materials of the project and other materials that are helpful to illustrate the representativeness of the applicant.

After receiving the application materials or recommended materials, the cultural administrative department will organize experts to review and report them level by level (county-state-provincial-national).

After receiving the above materials, the provincial cultural administrative department will organize the provincial intangible cultural heritage expert committee to conduct a review, combined with the distribution of the project in the administrative area, put forward a recommended list and review opinions, together with the original application materials and expert review opinions submitted to the cultural administrative department.

After that, the cultural administrative department will sort out and classify the distribution of the application project in the country, organize the expert group in the field of the project to conduct a preliminary evaluation, and the expert group will put forward the preliminary evaluation opinions.

The administrative department of culture shall set up a review committee for the representative inheritors of national intangible cultural heritage items, which will review and evaluate the preliminary evaluation opinions of each expert group, and propose a recommended list of representative inheritors of national intangible cultural heritage items. The recommended list will be announced to the public for a period of 15 days. After that, according to the results of the publicity, the cultural administrative department will review and approve the list of representative inheritors of the national intangible cultural heritage project and publish it.

The representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage item must be included in the list system of the intangible cultural heritage item before the representative inheritor of the item can be declared.

If the item is not included in the intangible cultural heritage list system, it shall first apply for the intangible cultural heritage item to the county-level Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Press and Publication, and after the project is approved and confirmed, the representative inheritor of the county-level intangible cultural heritage item shall be declared. After this project is declared as a municipal (state) level intangible cultural heritage inheritance project, it can be declared as a municipal (state) level intangible cultural heritage project representative, and then declared as a provincial and national inheritor.

1. Whether the items you have inherited have been included in the list of intangible cultural heritage at which level (national, provincial, municipal, county);

2. If it is included, you can apply to the local cultural department; However, the time is basically that it can only be declared once every 2 years;

3. If you meet the requirements of the preliminary examination, you can fill in **;

4. Local organization experts for selection;

When does the personal inheritance of cultural heritage be declared?

According to Article 6 of the Interim Measures for the Application and Evaluation of National Intangible Cultural Heritage Masterpieces, the nomination items of national intangible cultural heritage masterpieces shall be folk traditional cultural expressions or cultural spaces of outstanding value; or is typical of intangible cultural heritage; or of great value in history, art, ethnology, folklore, sociology, anthropology, linguistics and literature.

The specific evaluation criteria are as follows:

1. It has the outstanding value of showing the cultural creativity of the Chinese nation;

2. The cultural traditions rooted in the relevant communities, passed down from generation to generation, and have distinctive local characteristics;

3. It has the role of promoting the cultural identity of the Chinese nation, enhancing social cohesion, enhancing national unity and social stability, and is an important link for cultural exchanges;

4. Excellent use of traditional craftsmanship and skills, reflecting a high level;

5. It has the unique value of witnessing the living cultural traditions of the Chinese nation;

6. It is of great significance to maintain the cultural heritage of the Chinese nation, and at the same time faces the danger of disappearing due to social changes or lack of protection measures.

It proves that this thing is inherited and has a certain character.

To apply for intangible cultural heritage, you need to bring your ID card and household registration book to the local administration office to apply.

In what relevant department to declare? What is the process (to be detailed)?

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The State Administration of Cultural Heritage is responsible for applying for world cultural heritage.

The Ministry of Construction is responsible for applying for World Natural Heritage.

Applications for the oral and intangible heritage of humanity are the responsibility of the Ministry of Culture.

The Ministry of Construction and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage are jointly responsible for the application of cultural and natural heritage.

About the application for intangible cultural heritage Ask for instructions report why 10 minutes of sky-high costs, they are all organized, the division of labor is clear, see the products of that company and say that you can apply for intangible cultural heritage, tell you that you prepare those materials, and when your materials are ready, they will say that your preparation does not meet the requirements, introduce them to professional teachers, the cost is sky-high, the heaviest intangible cultural heritage application cost?

1. Go to the Department of Finance where the accounting qualification certificate is located for review.

2. Required information.

When reviewing the qualifications, you should bring the registration information form (stamped with the official seal of the personnel of the unit or the seal of the archived department) recently**.

Original academic certificates.

The original accounting qualification certificate and the original identity certificate (ID card, military ID, passport) will be verified and paid online.