Yezi Zhang

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1. Introduction The preservation of cultural heritage has undergone a significant transformation in recent decades, driven by innovative technologies that have overcome the limitations of traditional restoration methods. Among these advancements, the widespread adoption of laser cleaning technology has emerged as a transformative force, successfully applied to a remarkable array of historical treasures.