The Grand Canal involves the Yellow River and the Yangtze River, the two core areas of ancient cultural civilization, connecting Yan culture, Qilu culture, Wu Yue culture and other important cultural areas in Chinese history. The coast of the Grand Canal is an area with concentrated population and dense cultural sites in ancient China. In all ages, the Grand Canal has left rich cultural monuments, known as the ancient cultural corridor, its cultural relic value and significance are extraordinary. Not only that, the length of the Grand Canal has also set a record of proudly around the world, especially dozens of cities along the coast have unique cultural landscape and folk customs, preserving extremely unique inland river culture. However, as the crystallization of wisdom and creativity of Chinese ancestors, the Grand Canal has not been listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit, and there is no special law to affirm and guarantee its historical status. The status quo of the protection of the Grand Canal is worrying. In addition to thousands of years of river embankment burst, sediment blockage, water shortage and other natural causes, there are also man-made factors such as random opening of branch channels, interception of water, poor customer management and so on. Because many river sections make use of natural lakes and natural rivers, many people do not realize that the Grand Canal is also a cultural heritage or cultural relic site at the age of three. The provincial management system also makes it impossible for the protection of the Grand Canal to form a comprehensive overall planning.
Which of the following statements does not conform to the original meaning?
Part of the river borrows lakes and rivers, affecting the cultural heritage of the Grand Canal