The exhibition is segmented into five thematic parts: The Capital of the World, The Commercial Capital, The Cultural Capital, The Fashion Capital, and Chang'an and Zhejiang. The Silk Road has long ...

Crossing through the toughest terrains, including mountains, deserts, steppes and seas, the system cut from China’s ancient capital city of Chang’an (Xi’an) to Central and West Asia, all the way to ...

The Silk Road. "For a long time, it was commonly recognized that the Western capital of the world was the city of Rome, Italy, and the Eastern capital of the world was the city of Chang'an ...

The Silk Road, a network of trade routes connecting ... Their migrations led to the prosperity of intercultural societies like Chang'an, the flourishing capital of the Tang dynasty.

UNESCO included the "Silk Roads: the Routes Network of Chang'an-Tianshan Corridor" on ... commercial trade and artistic pursuits along the Silk Road. Many of the exhibits bear an eloquent ...

On 8 September, an international research and practical workshop "Ancient Settlements of Talgar and Kayalyk as Components of the Chang'an-Tianshan Corridor of the Silk Road", organised by the "Esik" ...

For the proposed road across the Talgar component site in Kazakhstan, it is recommended that the Committee express its concern that this major project progressed so far without any consultation with ...

This enduring Silk Road spirit remains as vibrant and relevant today as ever. During the Han and Tang dynasties, Chang'an stood as the starting point of the ancient Silk Road, serving as a vital nexus ...