1. Ancient residential villages in Xidi and Hongcun, Anhui Province: Xidi and Hongcun ancient residential villages are located in Huangshan Scenic Area, yi county, Anhui Province, and are typical representatives of regional culture in southern Anhui and Huizhou culture in the late feudal society of China, which embodies the characteristics of Huizhou residential houses with exquisite craftsmanship. The village form is well preserved and the scenery is beautiful. Since ancient times, the village has respected Confucianism and attached great importance to education, and its style of writing is prosperous, which embodies the Huizhou cultural phenomenon that reached its peak in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. They are famous for their rural scenery, well-preserved village forms, exquisite Huizhou folk houses and colorful historical and cultural connotations.

2. Huangshan Mountain is the second batch of recommended projects in 1988 China. It was approved by the State Council, reviewed by the National Committee of UNESCO in China, and submitted to the UNESCO World Heritage Committee for project declaration. During the preliminary examination, China's application for the Giant Panda Reserve and Tonglushan Ancient Copper Mine Site was rejected for various reasons, and only Huangshan Mountain was submitted to the Committee for deliberation. Although time is tight, Huangshan City is full of confidence in the application process. Because in May 1990, Dr. Jim Sansel, a senior inspector appointed by UNESCO, evaluated Huangshan Mountain in his investigation report, which basically made the competition lose suspense. He wrote: There are more than 20 forests, famous mountains, natural areas and protected areas with oriental characteristics in China, and Huangshan Mountain is one of them. Its natural scenery is unparalleled. Huangshan Mountain is located in the center of China's artistic, cultural and environmental heritage, and its beautiful natural scenic spots are especially admired by China's ancient art, writing, architecture and 64 temples in history. Huangshan Mountain's natural beauty and cultural world are rare, so it should be added to the World Heritage List.