山西省近年极端降雨频发正在加速木结构古建筑的损毁。据统计，山西省年降水量699毫米，较常年平均值偏多45.8%，为1961年以来历史第三高1。同时，自1961年以来，山西省平均气温升温速率高达0.3℃/10年，近10年全省平均降水量已超过上世纪降水量最多的60年代1。木结构建筑面临的主要风险在于木材含水率超过20%会引发发霉、长虫、松动等问题1。
为应对这一挑战，山西省文物保护部门和社会力量开展了多种形式的保护实践。自2017年至2024年，山西累计推动500余个文物建筑认领认养项目1。例如，陵川县小河西三教堂的认养花费4万元，村里集资7万元1；冶南村玉皇庙的30万抢险资金撬动超过100万民间捐款1。这些"认养"和"撑伞计划"等举措在一定程度上弥补了官方资金的不足。
与此同时，山西省已开始从制度层面加强应对。官方制定了《气候变化下文化遗产保护与绿色低碳发展行动指南》，并已建立风险监测体系1。该行动指南于2026年正式发布1，旨在指导文化遗产保护工作适应气候变化带来的新挑战。
Shanxi Province has experienced a dramatic surge in extreme precipitation in recent years, accelerating the deterioration of wooden-structure ancient buildings throughout the region.1 Annual rainfall in Shanxi reached 699 millimeters in the measured year, representing a 45.8% increase above the long-term average and marking the third-highest precipitation level since 1961.1 Over the past decade, the province's average annual rainfall has already exceeded the precipitation volumes recorded during the 1960s, the wettest period of the previous century.1 Simultaneously, average temperatures in Shanxi have risen at a rate of 0.3 degrees Celsius per decade since 1961.1
The combination of warming and intensified rainfall poses particular risks to wooden heritage structures. When wood moisture content exceeds 20%, materials become vulnerable to mold, pest infestation, and structural loosening—damage that threatens the integrity of these irreplaceable buildings.1 Cultural heritage workers and local communities have mobilized preservation efforts to address these challenges. Since 2017, authorities have facilitated the adoption and sponsorship of over 500 heritage building projects across Shanxi.1 Individual initiatives have yielded notable results: restoration of the Sanxiao Hall in Xiaohe, Luanchuan County required 40,000 yuan in costs, which local residents supplemented with 70,000 yuan in collective contributions.1 At Yuhuang Temple in Yenan Village, initial emergency funding of 300,000 yuan leveraged more than one million yuan in private donations.1
To address climate-related heritage risks systematically, Shanxi has developed comprehensive protective measures.1 The province established an action guide for cultural heritage protection and green, low-carbon development under climate change, formally released in 2026.1 These initiatives seek to balance the mounting climate pressures on wooden structures with the limited financial resources and complex property ownership issues that complicate preservation efforts across Shanxi's lower-tier heritage sites.
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