On the evening of June 21, the Chang'an night gala, a cultural exchange event held by Xinhua News Agency and the Shaanxi ...

Commonly called the Silk Road, this terrestrial and aquatic system spanned as many as 6,000 miles and connected countless territories, from China and India to Iran and Italy. Crossing through the ...

These early exchanges facilitated a remarkable exchange of goods, architectural styles, and technologies that fostered urban ...

UNESCO included the "Silk Roads: the Routes Network of Chang'an-Tianshan Corridor" on its World Heritage List in June 2014. The current exhibition at the Shaanxi History Museum's Qin-Han Hall ...

In The Legend of Camel Bell, the Silk Road is brought to life with epic stage effects, water, props, over 30 live camels, wolves (played by dogs), and a wild storyline about young adventurers ...

About 1,400 years ago, the broad streets of Chang'an, the capital city of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), ... including pottery transported through the ancient Silk Road. ...

The State Party of China reported that, besides ensuring the appropriate conservation and management, it continues to promote interpretation projects at its 22 components sites, notably by carrying ...

So it was a relief to see that the creative team behind “Chang An” had clearly done their homework. The city gates, buildings, and weaponry in the film were all based on murals preserved in the Silk ...

The Silk Road, the ancient trading route that spanned from Asia toward the West, is where we find journalist Paul Salopek these days. Salopek began his "Out of Eden" walk four years ago in Ethiopia.