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More young people devoted to digital protection of China's cultural relics

Updated: 2022-10-21 09:52 ( Xinhua )

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More young people devote themselves to digital protection of cultural relics in China to help preserve and spread Chinese culture. Find out why from a research team in Northwest University of China.

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