Another case of poisoning in the construction site under the excavator. One detail is that archaeologists found a stone chime of the Qin Dynasty in the relevant green belt, which is the first time that such an advanced ritual vessel has been found in the whole site. However, the Qinhan Avenue, which passes through the core area of the site, failed to fulfill the relevant examination and approval procedures during the construction, which led to the failure to carry out archaeological work in time and caused immeasurable losses to the cultural relics buried deep underground.
Intriguingly, the title of the relevant report is: Qin Shihuang broke ground on his own head, has he been recognized by others? According to the report, as many as 27 projects have not fulfilled the cultural relics examination and approval procedures, so have the relevant responsible persons taken responsibility?
According to the Law on the Protection of Cultural Relics, anyone who engages in other construction projects or blasting, drilling, excavation and other operations within the scope of protection must obtain the approval of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, and obtain the consent of the cultural relics administrative department of the State Council before approval. However, the reporter did not find the approval documents of relevant projects on the website of National Cultural Heritage Administration. Obviously, this is typical of getting on the bus without buying a ticket. If the law is taken seriously, what do you think?
After the media reports, the Xixian New Area Qinhan New Town Management Committee replied that all the projects under construction in the site construction control area of Xianyang City in Qin immediately stopped, checked the relevant procedures item by item, and handled them according to the relevant regulations. I hope this is a real investigation, not an expedient measure to deal with media reports.