Zhejiang has splendid culture, rich humanities, developed science and technology education, and many places of interest, and enjoys the reputation of "the hometown of cultural relics and the place of tourism". Historically, celebrities in science, technology, education and culture emerged in Zhejiang as the Milky Way. At present, Zhejiang province has 20 scientific research and development institutions directly under the Ministry of the State Council, more than 50 provincial and municipal scientific research institutions/kloc-0, 3 state key laboratories, 3 key professional laboratories and a number of state-level industry research centers. There are 37 institutions of higher learning such as Zhejiang University. The degree system is based on 198 1. 1995 There were 12 universities, 233 master's programs and 70 doctoral programs. The enrollment rate of primary school-age children is 99.3%, and the student consolidation rate is 99.5%. Nine-year compulsory education has been widely implemented. It has basically formed various forms of adult education system, from cultural tutoring and technical training to secondary professional education and universities. There are 88 national cultural relics protection units, 32 1 at the provincial level and 674 1 at the county level in Zhejiang, with a total of nearly 40,000 cultural relics protection sites. There are 1 1 national scenic spots and1national nature reserves in the province. The provinces with the largest number of forest parks include museums such as silk, tea and official kilns in the Southern Song Dynasty. Hangzhou is a famous historical and cultural city in China and one of the six ancient capitals of China. Ningbo, Shaoxing, Quzhou and Linhai are also famous historical and cultural cities in China. Zhejiang is rich in tourism resources and one of the provinces with the best natural ecological environment in China, with many famous scenic spots. These scenic spots are famous for their peaks, caves, waterfalls or vegetation landscapes. Or the strange stones in Jintan, or the seaside scenery, or the beautifully carved gardens in the south of the Yangtze River, or the unique advantages and pleasant hot springs are all good places for tourism and recuperation. By 1990s, a Zhejiang tourism network with Hangzhou West Lake Scenic Area as China people was taking shape. The scenery of eastern Zhejiang, the famous mountains and rivers in western Zhejiang, the strange peaks and valleys in southern Zhejiang and the relics of ancient canals in northern Zhejiang complement each other and are favored by tourists at home and abroad.

There are 79 performing arts groups, 84 public libraries and 73 museums in Zhejiang Province. There are 12 provincial and municipal radio stations and 66 county-level radio and television stations in the province, with radio and television coverage reaching 97.56% and 98.25% respectively. The number of cable radio and television users reached 799 1 10,000 households. At the end of the year, there were 1 19 19 health institutions in the province, including 29 hospitals and health centers, 88 maternal and child health centers (institutes and stations) and 27 specialized disease prevention hospitals (institutes and stations). Hospital and health center beds 1.25 million. Health technicians1850,000, including 83,000 practicing doctors and assistant doctors and 53,000 registered nurses. There are 97 centers for disease prevention and control (epidemic prevention stations) and 4000 health technicians in the province. There are 2236 township hospitals with 265438 beds and 36000 health technicians. Thirty-four AIDS surveillance sites have been established.

Zhejiang has a long history of culture and developed handicrafts, such as the sword casting of Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period (770-22 BC1year), the porcelain-making technology and bronze mirror-making technology in the Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220 BC), and the silk, block printing, tower-making and post-Tang Dynasty (6 18-907 BC). The Maitreya Buddha statue in Xinchang Buddhist Temple was first carved during the Jianwu period of the Southern Qi Dynasty (494-497), and is called "the largest Buddha in the south of the Yangtze River". Pagoda of Six Harmonies in Hangzhou, Inner Pagoda in Tang Zhong (884) and Fei Ying Pagoda in Huzhou (968-975) were built in Kaibao three years in the Northern Song Dynasty. It is considered as a model of tower-building technology in China.