Kashgar: An Ancient Silk Road City Embracing Modern Growth
Discover how Kashgar, a key Silk Road city, is evolving culturally and economically with improved transportation and enduring trade heritage.
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Rediscovering Yangguan Pass: A 2,000-Year-Old Silk Road Landmark
Explore the 2,000-year-old Yangguan Pass in Dunhuang, a key landmark of the Silk Road, preserved through ruins and artifacts at the Yangguan Museum.
New Musical Drama Revives Silk Road Heritage in ‘The Summoning of Dunhuang’
China’s National Theatre unveils ‘The Summoning of Dunhuang,’ a groundbreaking musical that blends Silk Road heritage with modern storytelling.
Young Artist Jasper Lu Explores China’s Modern and Ancient Wonders
Meet Jasper Lu, an 11-year-old artist inspired by China’s blend of modern marvels and ancient heritage during his exploration of Shanghai and the Silk Road.
Silk Road Legend: Giant Porcelain Masterpiece Debuts in Jingdezhen
Jingdezhen unveils the world’s largest blue-and-white porcelain plate, ‘Silk Road Legend,’ celebrating centuries of ceramic artistry and cultural heritage.
Discover the Oman-China Legacy at the National Museum of Oman
Explore the National Museum of Oman and uncover artifacts showcasing the historic bond between Oman and China through the legacy of the Silk Road.
Unveiling Dunhuang’s Desert Symphony: Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring
Discover the enchanting Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring in Dunhuang, where golden dunes sing and clear waters create a timeless landscape.
Giant ‘Son of the Earth’ Baby Sculpture Captivates Visitors in Gansu Desert
Explore the fascinating story behind the ‘Son of the Earth’ giant baby sculpture in Gansu’s desert, a symbol of harmony between man and nature.
Kunming Hosts Inaugural Silk Road Cities Tourism Forum
Kunming hosted the first International Forum on Silk Road Cities Tourism, aiming to enhance cultural exchange and sustainable tourism development.
Badain Jaran Celebrates Camels with Art Exhibition
In Badain Jaran, Inner Mongolia, locals honor camels—the “ships of the desert”—with a unique art exhibition celebrating their role in the ancient Silk Road.