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From Destruction to Reconstruction

The preservation and expansion of the ‘Three Confucian Sites’ at Qufu are
 no doubt driven by tourism, but a more important reason is the Chinese
 Communist Party’s change of heart about China’s cultural heritage and
 national identity since 1989. In 2013, President Xi Jinping unequivocally
 abandoned the Party’s decades-long tradition of iconoclasm and confirmed
 its return to Chinese cultural roots. Governments at various levels have
 now set about promoting Confucian values and fostering a Confucian
 identity. While the effects of the state’s nation-building remain to be seen,
 there is no denying that China’s disremembered Confucian heritage is
 being re-materialised, re-interpreted and re-invented as never before in
 the People’s Republic of China or during the past century.