Shan
Jixiang,
the
former
director
of
the
Palace
Museum,
had
worked
in
urban
planning
in
Beijing
before
dedicating
himself
to
cultural
heritage
preservation.
He
applauded
Fujian’s
achievements
to
utilize
and
expand
marine
culture.
In
the
interview,
he
highlighted
the
watertight-bulkhead
technology
of
Chinese
junks,
which
improved
sailing
safety,
boosted
global
shipping
practice,
and
facilitated
worldwide
commercial
and
cultural
interactions.
Furthermore,
he
praised
the
overseas
Fujian
community
for
its
contributions
to
promoting
mutual
learning
between
Chinese
and
foreign
civilizations,
as
well
as
friendly
people-to-people
exchanges.
As
a
key
birthplace
and
starting
point
of
the
Maritime
Silk
Road,
Fujian
is
blessed
with
abundant
cultural
legacies.
Shan
Jixiang
hoped
further
efforts
would
be
made
to
incorporate
legacies
into
people’s
lives
and
tourism
so
as
to
maximize
their
value.
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