The rights to cultural heritage indicate the rights owned by subjects,such as persons,communities and countries to enjoy,pass on and develop the cultural heritage.Since tangible and intangible cultural heritage interact and rely on each other,the rights to cultural heritage should not be classified according to these two categories mechanically.Because of the special value and nature of cultural heritage as well as the close relationship between cultural heritage and public interests,the rights to cultural heritage should be restricted for the sake of public interests.To a great extent,the rights should be public rights which need to be ruled and protected by public laws.