The Social Benefits of Heritage and Chinese Ethnic Minorities

Pan Shouyong Pan Shouyong is a Professor of Anthropology and Museology at Minzu University of China (i.e., the Central University for National Minorities, Beijing) and holds a doctorate in National Minority Studies (Anthropology). He is a special research fellow of the Chinese Museum of National Minorities and a pre‐eminent member of the National Planning Committee of Chinese Eco‐Museums. He was previously in charge of the conservation strategy for the cultural protection of national minority customs of the peoples of the Three Gorges Reservoir District, as well as the rescue mission for China’s national minority cultural artefacts and the large‐scale conservation of cultural heritage. Since 2008 he has been involved in the new museum movement in rural China. His most recent published works include: The Century’s National Treasures II(editor‐in‐chief, 2005),Developmental Aspects of Research in Modern Western Museums(editor‐in‐chief, 2005),The Eco‐Museum as Mirror(2007),A Biography of Lin Yueh‐hwa: Anthropologist(2009) and Social Cultural Change and Ethnic Relationship in North China (2010).

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