Meanings of cultural goods in English

The more you lose it, the more you lose your cultural assets too.

Our nation's cultural assets should be enjoyed locally whilst receiving exposure to international markets.

However, in recent years Irish governments have finally learned the value of cultural assets and cultural tourism.

Auckland's Super City Council is progressively cutting funding to the city's major cultural assets, arts advocates say.

It is one of the most famous Korean traditional dances and regarded as one of South Korea's most important intangible cultural assets.

A Unesco spokeswoman said changes to world heritage sites were not uncommon.

They're doing an exemplary job protecting a world heritage area, he says.

Designated a world heritage site in 1987, Teotihuacan remains shrouded in mystery.

The move makes Hebron's old city the third Palestinian world heritage site.

The old city walls of Jerusalem are also a world heritage site.

Race and cultural legacy have to be considered in our opinion of Cosby.

He talks to Jesse Mulligan about the history of Zombies and their cultural legacy.

It leaves out my mother's many opportunities and the importance of her cultural legacy.

This ought to be the last article on the curious cultural legacy of Charles Manson.

Shepherding is not the only cultural legacy in play.

Gifted with harmonious physique and gay temperament, they came into a social heritage well adapted to their nature.

Now, if this be the social heritage, we may go on to ask: Who are to inherit it?

In a word, it is to elect for life, for better or worse, some one part of the whole social heritage.

The advantages slowly gained by advanced peoples speedily accrues through social heredity to any backward race really desiring to enter the social heritage.

The social heritage of the Negro has been described at great length and often with little regard for fact, by hundreds of writers.