Octogenarian honored in Chongqing for five decades of relic preservation
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His dedication culminated in a scroll as long as two buses that captured the carvings' intricate aesthetic and historical value. The scroll would go on to contribute to the site earning UNESCO status.
In 1990, Guo founded the Dazu Rock Carvings Museum, which now employs hundreds of researchers.
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