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An Archaeologist's View on Openness & Cultural Preservation | Insights

By DENG, NANNATALIA VAKHRUSHEVAXINGCHEN YUEEIKO CHENG|Sep 29,2025

Chongqing - “A closed mind leads to limited understanding; open connections bring wisdom to life.” In this third episode of "Dialogue with the Yangtze," iChongqing interviews Dr. Muhammad Hamid, Chair of the Archaeology Department at Punjab University, Pakistan, during the 2025 Yangtze Civilization Forum in Chongqing. Dr. Hamid shares his appreciation for the Forum’s role in deepening global understanding of great river civilizations and emphasizes the importance of integrating cultural values into urban planning along major river basins. He also discusses the delicate balance between development and heritage preservation. Join the conversation on why openness and connection are vital to learning from ancient civilizations—and how rivers like the Yangtze continue to shape humanity’s future.



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