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UNESCO added Jingdezhen sites to the World Heritage List, with related committee sessions held in Busan and diplomatic meetings in Beijing.

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UNESCO added Jingdezhen sites to the World Heritage List, with related committee sessions held in Busan and diplomatic meetings in Beijing.

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  • china-embassy.gov.cnForeign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian’s Regular Press Conference on July 27, 2026