China has a cultural history of thousands of years, and cultural relics buildings are also very extensive in all parts of China. Cultural relics protection varies from region to region. In order to involve social forces in the protection of cultural relics, National Cultural Heritage Administration has also promulgated relevant laws and regulations, and established relevant systems of various cultural relics lists, so that social forces can participate in the protection of cultural relics. There are still many benefits for social forces to participate in the protection of cultural relics. Let's take a look with Bian Xiao.

First of all, there are more than 400,000 immovable cultural relics in China, and low-level cultural relics such as unpublished and county-level cultural relics protection units account for more than 95% of the total cultural relics. This kind of cultural relics is not only numerous, but also widely distributed and difficult to manage. Therefore, putting social forces into the protection of cultural relics can not only distract the energy of local governments, but also strengthen the protection and management of cultural relics at the grassroots level. In addition, some cultural relics buildings have been neglected for a long time, and social forces can play a greater role, join in daily maintenance, and repair some cultural relics that are facing collapse or disappearance.

Secondly, some areas encourage and guide social forces to participate in the claim and adoption of cultural relics, which can also allow more people to accumulate some experience in the protection and restoration of cultural relics and better protect some low-level cultural relics. Of course, it is also very good for social forces to participate in the protection and utilization of cultural relics in the form of social welfare funds, cooperation with the government and full funding. This can not only increase the income of tourism and cultural creation, maintain the historical features, but also effectively inherit and develop culture.

To sum up, the implementation of this policy has many benefits for the protection of cultural relics, but relevant departments should also increase encouragement and guidance. It is necessary not only to establish relevant incentive systems, but also to support social forces to participate in projects and funds to support the utilization and protection of cultural relics buildings through operating subsidies, investment subsidies and capital injection. For some remarkable achievements, we should also do a good job in guiding and demonstrating to promote large-scale implementation. Of course, it is necessary to incorporate this initiative into the key work of standardization, actively provide professional consulting services for the participation of social forces, increase the publicity and guidance of this initiative, promote the promotion of effective models, enhance the sense of honor and gain of social forces, and provide a good atmosphere for the whole society to participate in cultural relics protection.