China`s Giant Panda Habitat and Ruins of Shang Dynasty Capital Included in World Heritage List
  Members of the 30th session of the World Heritage Committee (WHC) agreed on Wednesday to put China`s giant panda habitat on the World Heritage List.
  Chinese governments of all levels have made long-time effort in protecting the rare giant pandas and their habitat, which covers an area of 9,245 square km between Da Duhe and Minjiang in southwest Sichuan Province.
  Another Chinese site applying for inscription, the ruins of the Shang Dynasty capital in Anyang city, Henan Province, is pending for discussion
  The 30th session of the World Heritage Committee unanimously agreed to include the Panda Habitat into the List, Wang Fengwu, member of the Chinese delegation to the meeting.
  Till now, the number of Chinese sites on the World Heritage List gets the 3rd of world, and is behind Spain and Italy.
 
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