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BEIJING, May 10 () -- Following are some China cultural and archaeological news in brief.    CHINA TO UNVEIL NEW INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE LIST WITH 300 ENTRIES    China would unveil a new list of state-level intangible cultural heritage in June, which would inscribe almost 300 entries, Feng Jicai, vice president of the China Federation of Literary abd Art Circles and president of the China Society for the Study of Folk Literature and Art, has said.    It would be the third such list unveiled by China since 2006. The new list would bring the total entries of intangible cultural heritage to about 1,400, Feng told a folk cultural festival held in the eastern Anhui Province from May 7 to 9.    RUINS OF 800-YEAR-OLD TAOIST TEMPLE DISCOVERED IN EAST CHINA    Archaeologists have discovered ruins of a Taoist temple in east China's Jiangxi Province that is believed to have a history of more than 800 years.    Perched on the roof of the Mt. Xiangshan with an altitude of 1,219 meters in the Chongren County, the temple ruins cover an area of about 5,538 square meters, said Yang Yuexiong, of the county's cultural relics survey office.    According to relics collected at the site and historical documents, archaeologists believe the temples was built before the Yuan Dynasty (1206-1370), Yang said.    Archaeologists said it was a "mysterious" building complex as they found the temple ruins were made up of stones of irregular forms that had no mud, lime or any other adhesive material between them, Yang said.    In addition, colossal rocks weighing up to 500 kg or more can be seen everywhere in the complex, and archaeologists wondered how the ancient workers lifted them to the mountain roof without the help of modern machines, he said.    "We need to further investigate the complex and find answers to the puzzles," he said.                   1 2 3      1 2 3
MANILA, July 21 () -- The European Union (EU) will continue to participate in the Malaysian-led International Monitoring Team (IMT) in conflict-stricken areas in southern Philippines after its term expired last month, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) disclosed on Saturday.MILF said that the decision to continue EU's role in the IMT was made late last month by the European Commission. "The decision also outlined a new programme of support for the peace-making in Mindanao by the EU," the MILF said.Muhammad Ameen, head of the MILF Secretariat, welcomed EU's move, saying it was a positive development that would give inspirations to the parties to strive further to resolve the Moro Question and the armed conflict in Mindanao."This is an indication of the EU strong commitment to provide support to the GPH (Government of the Philippines)-MILF peace negotiation," he stressed.IMT, composed of representatives from Malaysia, EU, Brunei, Indonesia, Norway and Japan, has been overseeing the ceasefire agreement between the government troops and the MILF and the development aspects in the conflict-affected areas.The GPH and the MILF have been engaged in a peace process with the goal of forging a final peace pact to end the decades-old conflict in Mindanao.
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