To thoroughly implement the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the plenary sessions of its 20th Central Committee, put into practice Xi Jinping Thought on Culture, and follow the work arrangements of the National Cultural Heritage Administration for public archaeology, so as to advance public access and dynamic communication of archaeological achievements, the Management Committee of Jingpohu Scenic Area and Nature Reserve launched the “Archaeology Week” series of activities from August 22 to 30. Adopting a combined online‑offline approach, the event invites the public to gain first‑hand insights into the profound heritage of Heilongjiang’s civilizations.

During the event, the official website of Jingpohu Global Geopark rolled out promotional coverage for “Archaeology Week”, enabling netizens to learn about the historical and cultural evolution of the Heilongjiang River Basin online.

Offline events are rich and diverse. Starting August 22, themed promotional activities were held in the lobby of the Jingpohu Visitor Service Center. By hanging banners and distributing publicity materials, staff educated tourists on laws and regulations for cultural relics protection as well as archaeological knowledge. Participants also visited the Jingpohu History and Culture Exhibition Hall with special themed guided tours, where cultural relics served as vivid mediums to engage people with history. At the Laohei Mountain City Archaeological Site, on‑site field inspections and briefings were delivered alongside environmental improvement initiatives to safeguard historical remains with concrete actions. In addition, major exhibition halls of the Jingpohu Museum Cluster displayed themed photo panels for “Archaeology Week”, showcasing regional archaeological discoveries, site conservation and cultural research achievements, and fostering a sound atmosphere for cultural heritage protection.

This “Archaeology Week” aims to build a bridge between the public and archaeology, strengthen public recognition of and awareness to protect Heilongjiang’s history and culture, and boost the dynamic utilization of cultural relic resources in the Jingpohu region. Taking this event as an opportunity, the Management Committee will further tap into local historical and cultural resources, enrich cultural‑tourism integrated products, and allow more visitors to experience the unique charm of Heilongjiang civilization amid the natural landscapes.