作为中国推动文明对话的高规格平台，第三届良渚论坛于2025年10月18日至20日在杭州良渚开幕。本届论坛以“文明重光：文化遗产与人类文化多样性”为主题，呼应中国加入《世界遗产公约》40周年等重要节点，汇聚全球60余国近400位学者与机构代表，首次实现联合国两大机构——联合国教科文组织（UNESCO）与联合国旅游组织（UNWTO）负责人首次联合出席，标志着这一依托五千年稻作遗址的交流平台正式跻身全球性文明对话核心场域。
论坛采用“1+4+6”结构：一场开幕式主论坛、四个平行分论坛与六项配套活动，预计迎来近60国约400位嘉宾，包括哈佛大学、牛津大学、麻省理工等国际名校及大英博物馆、卢浮宫等文化机构的顶尖学者。分论坛议题覆盖“远古文明的历史智慧”“城址考古与城乡协同”“博物馆功能拓展”及“世界文化遗产与文明新形态”，既回应中国加入《世界遗产公约》40周年的重要节点，也对接全球遗产保护最新议程。
四大分论坛：
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文明根脉：对比埃及、玛雅与中华黄河流域、长江流域文明，探索远古智慧对当代的启示；
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实践创新：聚焦城址考古与数字化保护，启动良渚国际考古中心全球合作项目；
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薪火相传：发布《丝绸之路国际博物馆联盟杭州宣言》，推动“一带一路”文明互鉴；
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文明未来：总结世界遗产保护的“中国方案”，呈现传统与现代共生的良渚范式。
配套活动亮点频出，中阿书法展已率先在浙江美术馆揭幕，百余幅汉字与阿拉伯书法并置，呈现跨文字对话；良渚考古中心将启动国际联合研究项目征集，推动中国大遗址保护经验输出。
良渚不仅以反山王陵院落结构、20条新发现水坝等考古突破改写早期国家认知，更以“空—天—地—数”一体化考古方法为世界文明起源研究提供中国经验。论坛通过文化多样性议题，将地方性知识转化为全球共享的文明资源，重塑遗产保护与人类未来的对话边界。
另有多个项目彰显文化实践与科技融合：“中国历代绘画大系”研讨会引入“国画大模型”，良渚遗址通过AR/VR技术复原5,000年前社会图景，而“良渚之光”中美交响音乐会则以《春江花月夜》的双版本演绎，实现跨文化共鸣。艺术与科技双年展、良渚文创市集与“诗舞音画”快闪则把遗产融入当代生活与数字经济，这些实践彰显了“文化+科技”的深度融合，从考古报告到数字文创，论坛实质输出“文化+科技+旅游”的浙江方案，为“一带一路”文化共建提供鲜活案例。
第三届良渚论坛将于中国杭州召开，突出和谐文明交流互鉴
The 3rd Liangzhu Forum to Open in China’s Hangzhou to Highlight Harmonious Civilization Interplay
第三届良渚论坛｜文明重光：文化遗产与人类文化多样性
The 3rd LIANGZHU FORUM：REVITALIZATION OF CIVILIZATION: CULTURAL HERITAGE AND HUMAN CULTURE DIVERSITY
10月18至20日，第三届良渚论坛将在浙江省省会杭州举行，良渚古城遗址的深厚遗产将与全球文明的活力交相辉映。
约60个国家的近400位嘉宾将带来关于多元文明的最新研究成果和创新保护模式，使论坛成为跨越时空、礼赞人类共通之美的深度文化对话。
良渚意为“水中美丽之洲”，位于杭州余杭区河网平原。良渚遗址见证了5000多年前中国辉煌的史前稻作文明，2019年成功列入《世界遗产名录》。
2023年首届良渚论坛成为体现全球视野、中国气派、浙江韵味并聚焦文明探源的高规格国家活动，如今良渚国际网络已覆盖全球123个国家和地区，论坛发展为推进“一带一路”文化交流和展示中华文明丰富性的重要平台。
本届论坛由文化和旅游部、国家文物局和浙江省人民政府联合主办，得到联合国教科文组织与世界旅游组织支持，主题为“复兴文明：文化遗产与人类文化多样性”，延续前两届主线，致力于促进交流互鉴、与时代同行、照亮前路。
论坛设分议题：“文明根脉：古代文明的永恒智慧与现代价值”将比较黄河、长江、地中海与玛雅等文明；“实践创新：城市考古、遗产保护与城乡统筹”将展示良渚与玛雅聚落考古新发现；“永续传承：博物馆功能拓展与文物活化利用”上，丝绸之路国际博物馆联盟将迎来卡塔尔与突尼斯新成员并发布联盟宣言；“未来愿景：世界遗产与人类进步新模式”将纪念中国加入《世界遗产公约》40周年，分享全球遗产保护管理经验并回顾中国40年创新实践。
良渚千年遗产与世界多彩文化汇聚，传统通过科技焕发新生。良渚论坛不仅是世界多元文化创新的展示舞台，更是文明深度互鉴的桥梁，必将为构建人类命运共同体留下温暖而启迪人心的文化印记。
16 October 2025 – From October 18 to 20, the 3rd Liangzhu Forum will be held in Hangzhou, capital city of east China’s Zhejiang Province, when the profound legacy of the archaeological ruins of Liangzhu will embrace the vibrancy of global civilizations.
Some 400 guests from nearly 60 countries will bring with them fresh research findings on various civilizations and innovative models for preserving diverse cultures, making the forum a profound dialogue on cultural exchange — one that transcends time and celebrates the beauty of shared humanity.
Liangzhu, literally meaning “a beautiful islet amid waters,” lies in the river-interlaced plains of Yuhang District, Hangzhou. The Liangzhu Site stand as a testament to China’s magnificent prehistoric rice-farming civilization over 5,000 years ago.
In 2019, the site earned a well-deserved spot on the World Heritage List. The inaugural Liangzhu Forum, held in 2023, emerged as a high-caliber national event that embodied a global vision, Chinese grandeur, Zhejiang charm, and a focus on exploring civilizations.
Today, Liangzhu’s international network spans 123 countries and regions worldwide, and the forum has evolved into a pivotal platform for advancing global cultural dialogue, facilitating exchanges under the Belt and Road Initiative, and showcasing the richness of Chinese civilization.
This grand cultural gathering, co-hosted by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the National Cultural Heritage Administration, and the People’s Government of Zhejiang Province, with support from UNESCO and the World Tourism Organization, is packed with compelling highlights.
The forum’s theme this year — “Revitalization of Civilization: Cultural Heritage and Human Culture Diversity” — has maintained a consistent thread with the previous editions, all advancing a common goal: fostering exchange and mutual learning, moving in step with the times, and illuminating the path ahead.
Human cultural diversity is what makes the world so rich and vibrant, as it allows the world to connect, live in harmony, learn from each other’s strengths, and drive innovation through cultural integration. The focus on discovering the beauty of diversity through dialogue and exploring innovation rooted in heritage is fully reflected in the forum’s sub-forums.
Curious about ancient civilizations? The sub-forum “Cultural Roots: Timeless Wisdom and Contemporary Value of Ancient Civilizations” will draw comparisons between civilizations such as those along the Yellow River and Yangtze River, the Mediterranean, and the Maya.
For those interested in heritage protection practices, the sub-forum “Innovation in Practice: Urban Archaeology, Heritage Site Conservation and Coordinated Urban-Rural Development” will showcase new archaeological discoveries from Liangzhu and Maya settlements.
At “Sustained Legacy: Expansion of Museum Functions and Utilization of Cultural Relics,” the Silk Road International Museum Alliance will welcome new members from Qatar and Tunisia, and release a declaration of the Silk Road International Museum Alliance.
Marking the 40th anniversary of China’s accession to the World Heritage Convention, the sub-forum “Future Vision: World Cultural Heritage and A New Model for Human Advancement” will share insights and practices in world cultural heritage protection and management, alongside an exhibition reviewing China’s innovative efforts over the past four decades.
In Liangzhu, a millennium-old Chinese heritage site converges with the world’s colorful cultures, and tradition is revitalized through advanced technology. The Liangzhu Forum is more than an innovative showcase of the world’s rich and diverse cultures — it is a bridge for deepened mutual learning between civilizations. The 3rd Liangzhu Forum is sure to leave a warm, inspiring cultural mark on the journey toward building a community with a shared future for humanity.
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