The World Heritage List was established by the World Heritage Convention of 1972, so as entire signatory States Parties can nominate cultural and natural heritage of “outstanding universal value”, thus, achieving the goal of heritage diversity in the world and passing down those mankind’s common heritages with outstanding universal values to future generations. It is obvious that the List means to be transcending the boundaries of the nation, the people, the race and the religion. It is a dream comes true for those take the harmony and peace of the world to their hearts. Cultural landscape was a latecomer in the family of The List, hoping to illustrate the fruits that were born because of the nature and the man’s mutual efforts. Owing to the not-so-well-represented categorization, natural disasters and human wrongdoings (the regional political and economic turmoil, the national war and domestic civil confl ict), there are obvious gaps in the landscape’s regional distributions. How to deal with these specifi c problems is a global test.