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2015年4月25日,山地佛国尼泊尔发生大地震,这场强震不仅顷刻间摧毁了比姆森塔等多处世界文化遗产,还夺走了8 600多人的生命。尼泊尔经历的此番浩劫,与世界其他地区遭遇的天灾相似。这些建筑的消失在人类文明史上又是沉重的一页,但面对自然的残酷,人类在无奈之余还是鼓足了勇气去面对。但是在世界另外的角落里,继续发生着对于人类自身文明的残酷破坏。盘踞在伊拉克和叙利亚的ISIS组织加速了他们对占领地文化遗址的洗劫,用推土机和炸药将众多遗迹夷为平地。战争中损毁古迹的事件不可胜
On April 25, 2015, a huge earthquake hit Nepal in the mountainous Buddhist country of Buddhism. This strong earthquake not only destroyed an instantaneous number of world cultural heritage sites such as Bemidase Tower, but also claimed more than 8,600 lives. This catastrophe experienced by Nepal is similar to the natural disasters encountered in other parts of the world. The disappearance of these buildings is a heavy page in the history of human civilization. However, in the face of natural cruelty, mankind still has the courage to confront it despite the helplessness. But in the other corners of the world, the cruel destruction of human self-civilization continues. The ISIS groups, entrenched in Iraq and Syria, have accelerated their looting of the cultural sites in the occupied territories and have used bulldozers and explosives to flatten numerous monuments. Invasion of monuments during the war can not be victorious