The country finally issued a policy that emphasized the need to protect cultural relics. This is a good thing. After the two major shocks of revolution and construction, Chinese cultural relics are not much left. From the surface, China has become younger than the United States, and the city One is counted as one. It is even newer than New York. The buildings are all new. Reinforced concrete with enlarged glass, square streets, neon lights, every city is the same. Is there any cultural relic? Yes, they are in the museums of several central cities, in the hands of private collectors. However, the things there are no longer cultural relics, but goods that are out of a cultural background, just like Chinese cultural relics in the Metropolitan Museum of New York, just the value of viewing and auctioning. What this text wants to illustrate is. ['Cultural relics are not antiques but antiques.', 'The cultural value of cultural relics is eternal.', 'Urban construction and cultural relics go hand in hand.', 'Loss of cultural logistics is the pain of cultural relics protection in China.']