Language of the Silk Road. Open for business: modern etiquette in China.
More about china From the 2nd century BC onwards, the great Silk Road was a vital trade route that provided a link between Eurasian countries. It began during China’s Han dynasty and eventually stretched all the way to Rome. Throughout its 17 centuries of existence, it played a crucial role in enabling cultural interaction between nations and peoples all over the continents. As well as establishing economic ties, it also facilitated the exchange between countries of knowledge, religious practice, architectural styles, art, philosophy and traditions.
Modern Chinese culture has been heavily influenced by centuries of trade with neighbouring countries. Today, there are still sites in China that preserve the history of the Silk Road and the country’s role in it. Tang West Market Museum in the city of Xi'an marks the ancient starting point of the Silk Road and displays relics unearthed from what used to be a major centre for international trade. The Silk Route Museum in the city of Jiuquan celebrates the first ever customs checkpoint in history. This city served as an outpost on China’s border with unforgiving and perilous nomadic lands. Meanwhile, a network of grottos called the Mogao Caves bears witness to Buddhism arriving and thriving in China.
Today, China remains true to the well-established tradition of cultural exchange with its neighbours. 2016-2017 are dedicated to furthering Russo-Chinese relations and bilateral media ties. The history of collaboration between the two countries dates back as far as 400 years, when religious missionaries crossed the borders to introduce the other side to their homeland’s rich cultural practices.
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Language of the Silk Road. Open for business: modern etiquette in China. (Trailer)
From the 2nd century BC onwards, the great Silk Road was a vital trade route that provided a link between Eurasian countries. It began during China’s Han dynasty and eventually stretched all the way to Rome. Throughout its 17 centuries of existence, it played a crucial role in enabling cultural interaction between nations and peoples all over the continents. As well as establishing economic ties, it also facilitated the exchange between countries of knowledge, religious practice, architectural styles, art, philosophy and traditions.
Modern Chinese culture has been heavily influenced by centuries of trade with neighbouring countries. Today, there are still sites in China that preserve the history of the Silk Road and the country’s role in it. Tang West Market Museum in the city of Xi'an marks the ancient starting point of the Silk Road and displays relics unearthed from what used to be a major centre for international trade. The Silk Route Museum in the city of Jiuquan celebrates the first ever customs checkpoint in history. This city served as an outpost on China’s border with unforgiving and perilous nomadic lands. Meanwhile, a network of grottos called the Mogao Caves bears witness to Buddhism arriving and thriving in China.
Today, China remains true to the well-established tradition of cultural exchange with its neighbours. 2016-2017 are dedicated to furthering Russo-Chinese relations and bilateral media ties. The history of collaboration between the two countries dates back as far as 400 years, when religious missionaries crossed the borders to introduce the other side to their homeland’s rich cultural practices.
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Silk Road Jiayuguan.mpg
This video records the visit to Jiayu Pass, the westernmost Great Wall that was built in the Ming Dynasty.
Holiday China Vacation Package Silk Road Tours
Day 1 Arrival
Arrive in Beijing. Meet and transfer to the hotel. In the afternoon, visit the Temple of Heaven built in 1420 where the Ming and Qing Emperors worshiped the God of Heaven. Enjoy a free evening. Stay overnight at Beijing Rainbow Hotel (3-4*) or similar. (L)
Day 2 Beijing
Enjoy a full day excursion to the Great Wall and Ming Tombs (including the visit the Ding Tomb and Sacred Way). Return to the city and enjoy a free evening. Stay overnight at Beijing Rainbow Hotel (3-4*) or similar. (B, L)
Day 3 Beijing/Lanzhou
In the morning, visit the famous Tian'anmen Square and Forbidden City. In the afternoon, visit the Summer Palace, a summer resort for the Qing emperors since 1750. Transfer to the airport for the flight from Beijing to Lanzhou. Upon arrival, meet and transfer to the hotel in Lanzhou. Enjoy a free evening. Stay overnight at Legend Hotel (4*) or similar. (B, L)
Day 4 Lanzhou/Zhangye
In the morning, enjoy a cruise on the famed Yellow River-the mother river for Chinese. Afterwards, transfer the train station for the train T9203 (15:27-20:50) from Lanzhou to Zhangye (547 kilometers). Upon arrival in Zhangye, transfer to the hotel. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. Zhangye was once an important garrison town and a stop on the Silk Road (Marco Polo supposedly spent a year here). Stay overnight at Huachen International Hotel (4*) or similar. (B, L)
Day 5 Zhangye
Enjoy sightseeing in Zhangye. Visit the Giant Buddha Temple. A visit to Matisi Grottoes is also included. Located at Mati, a beautiful Tibetan village 135 km south of Zhangye. Stay overnight at Huachen International Hotel (4*) or similar. (B, L)
Day 6 Zhangye/Jiuquan
Transfer from Zhangye to Jiuquan (about 209 kilometers) in the morning. Upon arrival in Jiuquan, visit the Wine Spring Garden. Stay overnight at Jiuquan Hotel (3-4*) or similar. (B, L)
Day 7 Jiuquan/Jiyuguan
Transfer to Jiayuguan. Visit the Great Wall Museum and the Fortress of Jiayuguan Pass-an ancient Han Chinese outpost. Stay overnight at Jiayuguan Hotel (3-4*) or similar. (B, L)
Day 8 Dunhuang
In the morning, transfer to Dunhuang (390 kilometers). Transfer to the hotel. In the afternoon, sand surfing or camel riding around the Mingsha Sand Dunes and Cresent Moon Lake. Stroll at the Night Market. Stay overnight at Dunhuang Hotel (3-4*) or similar. (B, L)
Day 9 Dunhuang/Turpan
Visit the Mogao Grottoes that is renowned as the site of the greatest trove of Buddhist art the world has known. Visit the Silk Road Museum before transferring to the railway station for overnight train to Turpan. (B, L)
Day 10 Turpan
Arrive in Turpan. Have full day tours to the Gaochang Ruins. Followed by visit to the Bezkelik Thousand Buddha Caves in the heart of the Flaming Mountaions. In the afternoon visit the Karez. Star overnight at the Turpan Hotel (3-4*) or similar. (B, L)
Day11 Turpan/Urumqi/Kashgar
In the morning drive to Urumqi (175 kilometers) -- the capital city of Xinjiang Autonomous Region. Visit the Xinjiang Autonomous Region Museum. Take an evening flight to Kashgar. Stay overnight at Qiniwak Hotel (3-4*) or similar. (B, L)
Day 12 Kashgar
Enjoy a full day tour to Karakuli Lake. Return to Kashgar and stay overnight at Qiniwak Hotel (3-4*) or similar. (B, L)
Day13 Kashgar -- Urumqi
A must-see is the Sunday bazaar for a bargaining extravaganza. In the afternoon visit the Idkhar Mosuqe and the Abahoja Tomb. Take an evening flight back to Urumqi. Stay overnight at Orient Dynasty Hotel (4*) or similar. (B, L)
Day14 Urumqi -- Beijing
Take a morning flight back to Beijing. Enjoy a free afternoon. Stay overnight in Beijing Rainbow Hotel (3-4*) or similar. (B)
Day 15 Departure
Transfer to the airport for the departure flight. (B)
Notes:
1. B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner
2. We can tailor-make this tour for you upon request.
3. Single Room Supplement USD 751
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The Mogao Caves (aka Mogao Grottoes, Caves of the Thousand Buddhas, or Caves of Dunhuang) are a system of Buddhist cave temples near the city of Dunhuang in Gansu province. They were a center of culture on the Silk Road from the 4th to the 14th centuries and contain a religious artworks spanning that entire period. There are about 600 surviving cave temples, of which 30 are open to the public.
Documentary about the Dunhuang Caves (part 1 of 8) 《敦煌伎乐天》第一集：飞天伎乐
Documentary about the artistic and cultural heritage of the Dunhuang Caves of Dunhuang (敦煌市), Jiuquan (酒泉市), northwestern Gansu province, northwest China (part 1 of 8). This documentary is part of an overarching series entitled Discovery 《发现》.
Produced by CCTV-9, 2013.
This episode, entitled Apsaras as Female Court Musicians (飞天伎乐), focuses on the heavenly musicians and dancers (called apsaras, or feitian 飞天 in Chinese, following Buddhist tradition) often shown flying through the air, depicted in the numerous Tang Dynasty-era murals in the complex of rock-cut Buddhist cave temples located near the oasis town of Dunhuang, as well as modern dance performances that have been inspired by the fanciful images in these murals.
Among the experts featured in this episode is the choreographer Xu Qi (许琪, b. 1942), who has created dance works based on evidence from depictions of traditional dance seen in the murals in the cave temples of Dunhuang.
《发现》 - 《敦煌伎乐天》 - 第一集：飞天伎乐
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[Documentary] Han Empire 01: Opening up of the Silk Road (138 BC) | Hexi Corridor EP01. En
Zhang Qian ( ? - 114 BC) was an outstanding imperial envoy and explorer in Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-24 AD). He opened up the world-famous Silk Road and brought reliable information about.
In the Battle of Hexi (121 BC), the Han empire forces had inflicted a major defeat to the Xiongnu. Emperor Wu (Liu Che) (156 BC – 87 BC) desired to place firm control over the Hexi Corridor.
In 111 BC, after Xiongnu was repelled by Han forces, four commanderies were established by the imperial court of Han empire in the Hexi Corridor. They were Jiuquan, Zhangyi, Dunhuang, and Wuwei..
The Han Empire (206 BC-220 AD) - Documentary
The Han Empire (206 BC-220 AD) - Documentary
The reign of the Han Empire lasted more than 400 years. Many achievements had been made. The most important of all was the annihilation of the Xiongnu, which led to the peaceful development of the Hexi Corridor that made it possible for the establishment of the Silk Road to promote trade and cultural exchanges for centuries.
The Han dynasty and the Xiongnu confederated state were at war from 133 BC to 89 AD. During the reign of Emperor Wu (Liu Che 156 BC – 87 BC) of the Western Han Dynasty, the Xiongnu often intruded into the northern borders of the Han Empire.
Emperor Wu changed from a relatively passive foreign policy to an offensive strategy. In 133 BC, the conflict escalated to a full-scale war when the Xiongnu realized that the Han was about to ambush them at Mayi. The Han court decided to deploy several military expeditions to the regions in the Ordos Loop, Hexi Corridor, and Gobi Desert in a successful attempt to conquer it and expel the Xiongnu. Hereafter, the war progressed further to the many smaller states of the Western Regions. The nature of the battles varied through time with many casualties during the changes of possession or loss of actual control over the western states near the frontier regions. Regional alliances also tended to shift or get broken forcibly depending on the situation as one party gained the upper hand in a certain territory over the other. The Han empire's political influence expanded deep into Central Asia. As the situation deteriorated for the Xiongnu, civil war befell and weakened the confederation. Eventually, the Southern Xiongnu submitted to the Han empire while the Northern Xiongnu continued to resist. Marked by significant events involving the conquests over various smaller states for control and many large-scale battles, the war resulted in the total victory of the Han empire over the Xiongnu state by 89 AD.
In 111 BC, after Xiongnu was repelled by the Han forces, four command posts were established by the imperial court of Han empire in the Hexi Corridor. They were Jiuquan, Zhangyi, Dunhuang, and Wuwei. The administrative and courier systems spread all over the Hexi region. The sphere of influence of the Han Dynasty also expanded to the Western Regions through the Hexi Corridor. Through the introduction of Xuanquanzhi, a posthouse in Dunhuang Command post, Marquis Changluo Chang Hui made outstanding achievements in the Western Regions and the Hexi Corridor and played a significant role in Han’s management of the Western Regions as a strategic area.
Until the collapse of the Yuan Dynasty later, the trade on the Silk Road played a significant role in the development of the civilizations of China, the Indian subcontinent, Persia, Europe, the Horn of Africa and Arabia, opening long-distance political and economic relations between the civilizations for about 1,600 years. . Though silk was the major trade item exported from China, many other goods were traded, and religions, syncretic philosophies, and various technologies also spread along the Silk Road. In addition to economic trade, the Silk Road was a route for cultural exchanges among the civilizations in the area.
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SDLG: China Top Driver launched in Jiuquan, Gansu Province
SDLG’s signature program Top Driver successfully launched in Jiuquan, Gansu Province. About 40 training camps will be held in more than 20 provinces across the country this year.
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Ia bermula semasa Dinasti Han China dan akhirnya menghulurkan sepanjang jalan ke Rom. Sepanjang 17 abad yang wujud, ia memainkan peranan penting dalam membolehkan interaksi budaya antara negara-negara dan bangsa-bangsa di seluruh benua. Serta mewujudkan hubungan ekonomi, ia juga memudahkan pertukaran antara negara-negara ilmu, amalan agama, gaya seni bina, seni, falsafah dan tradisi.
Budaya Cina moden telah banyak dipengaruhi oleh abad perdagangan dengan negara-negara jiran. Hari ini, masih terdapat tapak di China yang mengekalkan sejarah Jalan Sutera dan peranan negara di dalamnya.
Muzium West Market Tang di bandar Xi'an menandakan titik permulaan Silk Road purba dan memaparkan peninggalan digali dari apa yang digunakan untuk menjadi pusat utama untuk perdagangan antarabangsa.
Muzium Laluan Sutera di bandar Jiuquan meraikan pusat pemeriksaan kastam pertama dalam sejarah. Bandar ini berkhidmat sebagai pelopor di sempadan China dengan tanah-tanah nomad tidak bertimbang ampun dan berbahaya. Sementara itu, rangkaian grottos dipanggil Gua Mogao menjadi saksi kepada agama Buddha tiba dan berkembang di China.
Hari ini, China tetap benar kepada tradisi yang mantap pertukaran budaya dengan negara jiran. 2016-2017 berdedikasi untuk melanjutkan hubungan Rusia-China dan hubungan media 2 hala. Sejarah kerjasama antara kedua-dua negara sejak sejauh 400 tahun, apabila mubaligh agama melintasi sempadan untuk memperkenalkan pihak lain untuk amalan budaya tanah air mereka yang kaya.
Language Of the Silk Road. Open for business: modern etiquette IN CHINA
More about china From the 2nd century BC onwards, the great Silk Road was a vital trade route that provided a link between Eurasian countries.
It began during China’s Han dynasty and eventually stretched all the way to Rome. Throughout its 17 centuries of existence, it played a crucial role in enabling cultural interaction between nations and peoples all over the continents. As well as establishing economic ties, it also facilitated the exchange between countries of knowledge, religious practice, architectural styles, art, philosophy and traditions.
Modern Chinese culture has been heavily influenced by centuries of trade with neighbouring countries. Today, there are still sites in China that preserve the history of the Silk Road and the country’s role in it.
Tang West Market Museum in the city of Xi'an marks the ancient starting point of the Silk Road and displays relics unearthed from what used to be a major centre for international trade.
The Silk Route Museum in the city of Jiuquan celebrates the first ever customs checkpoint in history. This city served as an outpost on China’s border with unforgiving and perilous nomadic lands. Meanwhile, a network of grottos called the Mogao Caves bears witness to Buddhism arriving and thriving in China.
Today, China remains true to the well-established tradition of cultural exchange with its neighbours. 2016-2017 are dedicated to furthering Russo-Chinese relations and bilateral media ties. The history of collaboration between the two countries dates back as far as 400 years, when religious missionaries crossed the borders to introduce the other side to their homeland’s rich cultural practices.
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Riding Rails in China, part 3 Promo
Travel the ancient Silk Road with Jamie an accountant and Gareth an architect both from San Francisco, California. From Xian to Lanzhou to Jiuquan and the Gobi Desert the couple rides the rails in an adventure that takes them far from their creature comforts of life in the United States.
China’s high-speed rail takes them to destinations where they discover and learn about China’s history. A visit to Tang West Market Museum, where areas of the Silk Road are still preserved to this day gives the couple a perspective on how commodities were traded over 1,400 years ago.
Join Jamie and Gareth as they observe the fast pace of development in Lanzhou city and try their hands at making noodles under the guidance of a local noodle master.
Visits to ancient tombs, and caves, and a sheepskin raft ride down the Yellow River capped off by a camel ride in Mingsha Shan make for an exciting adventure that they could have never imagined.
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Al menos 8 personas han fallecido en Gansu por las fuertes lluvias
Las fuertes lluvias continúan afectando a buena parte de China. Las precipitaciones han provocado inundaciones, lo que ha dificultado el tráfico en muchas zonas del país. #China #Sociedad
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Bahasa Sutera. Etika moden di China | Dibuka untuk perniagaan (1)
Lebih lanjut mengenai china Dari abad ke-2 SM dan seterusnya, Jalan Sutera yang besar adalah laluan perdagangan penting yang menyediakan pautan antara negara-negara Eurasia.
Ia bermula semasa Dinasti Han China dan akhirnya menghulurkan sepanjang jalan ke Rom. Sepanjang 17 abad yang wujud, ia memainkan peranan penting dalam membolehkan interaksi budaya antara negara-negara dan bangsa-bangsa di seluruh benua. Serta mewujudkan hubungan ekonomi, ia juga memudahkan pertukaran antara negara-negara ilmu, amalan agama, gaya seni bina, seni, falsafah dan tradisi.
Budaya Cina moden telah banyak dipengaruhi oleh abad perdagangan dengan negara-negara jiran. Hari ini, masih terdapat tapak di China yang mengekalkan sejarah Jalan Sutera dan peranan negara di dalamnya.
Muzium West Market Tang di bandar Xi'an menandakan titik permulaan Silk Road purba dan memaparkan peninggalan digali dari apa yang digunakan untuk menjadi pusat utama untuk perdagangan antarabangsa.
Muzium Laluan Sutera di bandar Jiuquan meraikan pusat pemeriksaan kastam pertama dalam sejarah. Bandar ini berkhidmat sebagai pelopor di sempadan China dengan tanah-tanah nomad tidak bertimbang ampun dan berbahaya. Sementara itu, rangkaian grottos dipanggil Gua Mogao menjadi saksi kepada agama Buddha tiba dan berkembang di China.
Hari ini, China tetap benar kepada tradisi yang mantap pertukaran budaya dengan negara jiran. 2016-2017 berdedikasi untuk melanjutkan hubungan Rusia-China dan hubungan media 2 hala. Sejarah kerjasama antara kedua-dua negara sejak sejauh 400 tahun, apabila mubaligh agama melintasi sempadan untuk memperkenalkan pihak lain untuk amalan budaya tanah air mereka yang kaya.
Language Of the Silk Road. Open for business: modern etiquette IN CHINA
More about china From the 2nd century BC onwards, the great Silk Road was a vital trade route that provided a link between Eurasian countries.
It began during China’s Han dynasty and eventually stretched all the way to Rome. Throughout its 17 centuries of existence, it played a crucial role in enabling cultural interaction between nations and peoples all over the continents. As well as establishing economic ties, it also facilitated the exchange between countries of knowledge, religious practice, architectural styles, art, philosophy and traditions.
Modern Chinese culture has been heavily influenced by centuries of trade with neighbouring countries. Today, there are still sites in China that preserve the history of the Silk Road and the country’s role in it.
Tang West Market Museum in the city of Xi'an marks the ancient starting point of the Silk Road and displays relics unearthed from what used to be a major centre for international trade.
The Silk Route Museum in the city of Jiuquan celebrates the first ever customs checkpoint in history. This city served as an outpost on China’s border with unforgiving and perilous nomadic lands. Meanwhile, a network of grottos called the Mogao Caves bears witness to Buddhism arriving and thriving in China.
Today, China remains true to the well-established tradition of cultural exchange with its neighbours. 2016-2017 are dedicated to furthering Russo-Chinese relations and bilateral media ties. The history of collaboration between the two countries dates back as far as 400 years, when religious missionaries crossed the borders to introduce the other side to their homeland’s rich cultural practices.
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Bahasa Sutera. Etika moden di China | Dibuka untuk perniagaan (3)
Lebih lanjut mengenai china Dari abad ke-2 SM dan seterusnya, Jalan Sutera yang besar adalah laluan perdagangan penting yang menyediakan pautan antara negara-negara Eurasia.
Ia bermula semasa Dinasti Han China dan akhirnya menghulurkan sepanjang jalan ke Rom. Sepanjang 17 abad yang wujud, ia memainkan peranan penting dalam membolehkan interaksi budaya antara negara-negara dan bangsa-bangsa di seluruh benua. Serta mewujudkan hubungan ekonomi, ia juga memudahkan pertukaran antara negara-negara ilmu, amalan agama, gaya seni bina, seni, falsafah dan tradisi.
Budaya Cina moden telah banyak dipengaruhi oleh abad perdagangan dengan negara-negara jiran. Hari ini, masih terdapat tapak di China yang mengekalkan sejarah Jalan Sutera dan peranan negara di dalamnya.
Muzium West Market Tang di bandar Xi'an menandakan titik permulaan Silk Road purba dan memaparkan peninggalan digali dari apa yang digunakan untuk menjadi pusat utama untuk perdagangan antarabangsa.
Muzium Laluan Sutera di bandar Jiuquan meraikan pusat pemeriksaan kastam pertama dalam sejarah. Bandar ini berkhidmat sebagai pelopor di sempadan China dengan tanah-tanah nomad tidak bertimbang ampun dan berbahaya. Sementara itu, rangkaian grottos dipanggil Gua Mogao menjadi saksi kepada agama Buddha tiba dan berkembang di China.
Hari ini, China tetap benar kepada tradisi yang mantap pertukaran budaya dengan negara jiran. 2016-2017 berdedikasi untuk melanjutkan hubungan Rusia-China dan hubungan media 2 hala. Sejarah kerjasama antara kedua-dua negara sejak sejauh 400 tahun, apabila mubaligh agama melintasi sempadan untuk memperkenalkan pihak lain untuk amalan budaya tanah air mereka yang kaya.
Language Of the Silk Road. Open for business: modern etiquette IN CHINA
More about china From the 2nd century BC onwards, the great Silk Road was a vital trade route that provided a link between Eurasian countries.
It began during China’s Han dynasty and eventually stretched all the way to Rome. Throughout its 17 centuries of existence, it played a crucial role in enabling cultural interaction between nations and peoples all over the continents. As well as establishing economic ties, it also facilitated the exchange between countries of knowledge, religious practice, architectural styles, art, philosophy and traditions.
Modern Chinese culture has been heavily influenced by centuries of trade with neighbouring countries. Today, there are still sites in China that preserve the history of the Silk Road and the country’s role in it.
Tang West Market Museum in the city of Xi'an marks the ancient starting point of the Silk Road and displays relics unearthed from what used to be a major centre for international trade.
The Silk Route Museum in the city of Jiuquan celebrates the first ever customs checkpoint in history. This city served as an outpost on China’s border with unforgiving and perilous nomadic lands. Meanwhile, a network of grottos called the Mogao Caves bears witness to Buddhism arriving and thriving in China.
Today, China remains true to the well-established tradition of cultural exchange with its neighbours. 2016-2017 are dedicated to furthering Russo-Chinese relations and bilateral media ties. The history of collaboration between the two countries dates back as far as 400 years, when religious missionaries crossed the borders to introduce the other side to their homeland’s rich cultural practices.
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Bahasa Sutera. Etika moden di China | Dibuka untuk perniagaan (2)
Lebih lanjut mengenai china Dari abad ke-2 SM dan seterusnya, Jalan Sutera yang besar adalah laluan perdagangan penting yang menyediakan pautan antara negara-negara Eurasia.
Ia bermula semasa Dinasti Han China dan akhirnya menghulurkan sepanjang jalan ke Rom. Sepanjang 17 abad yang wujud, ia memainkan peranan penting dalam membolehkan interaksi budaya antara negara-negara dan bangsa-bangsa di seluruh benua. Serta mewujudkan hubungan ekonomi, ia juga memudahkan pertukaran antara negara-negara ilmu, amalan agama, gaya seni bina, seni, falsafah dan tradisi.
Budaya Cina moden telah banyak dipengaruhi oleh abad perdagangan dengan negara-negara jiran. Hari ini, masih terdapat tapak di China yang mengekalkan sejarah Jalan Sutera dan peranan negara di dalamnya.
Muzium West Market Tang di bandar Xi'an menandakan titik permulaan Silk Road purba dan memaparkan peninggalan digali dari apa yang digunakan untuk menjadi pusat utama untuk perdagangan antarabangsa.
Muzium Laluan Sutera di bandar Jiuquan meraikan pusat pemeriksaan kastam pertama dalam sejarah. Bandar ini berkhidmat sebagai pelopor di sempadan China dengan tanah-tanah nomad tidak bertimbang ampun dan berbahaya. Sementara itu, rangkaian grottos dipanggil Gua Mogao menjadi saksi kepada agama Buddha tiba dan berkembang di China.
Hari ini, China tetap benar kepada tradisi yang mantap pertukaran budaya dengan negara jiran. 2016-2017 berdedikasi untuk melanjutkan hubungan Rusia-China dan hubungan media 2 hala. Sejarah kerjasama antara kedua-dua negara sejak sejauh 400 tahun, apabila mubaligh agama melintasi sempadan untuk memperkenalkan pihak lain untuk amalan budaya tanah air mereka yang kaya.
Language Of the Silk Road. Open for business: modern etiquette IN CHINA
More about china From the 2nd century BC onwards, the great Silk Road was a vital trade route that provided a link between Eurasian countries.
It began during China’s Han dynasty and eventually stretched all the way to Rome. Throughout its 17 centuries of existence, it played a crucial role in enabling cultural interaction between nations and peoples all over the continents. As well as establishing economic ties, it also facilitated the exchange between countries of knowledge, religious practice, architectural styles, art, philosophy and traditions.
Modern Chinese culture has been heavily influenced by centuries of trade with neighbouring countries. Today, there are still sites in China that preserve the history of the Silk Road and the country’s role in it.
Tang West Market Museum in the city of Xi'an marks the ancient starting point of the Silk Road and displays relics unearthed from what used to be a major centre for international trade.
The Silk Route Museum in the city of Jiuquan celebrates the first ever customs checkpoint in history. This city served as an outpost on China’s border with unforgiving and perilous nomadic lands. Meanwhile, a network of grottos called the Mogao Caves bears witness to Buddhism arriving and thriving in China.
Today, China remains true to the well-established tradition of cultural exchange with its neighbours. 2016-2017 are dedicated to furthering Russo-Chinese relations and bilateral media ties. The history of collaboration between the two countries dates back as far as 400 years, when religious missionaries crossed the borders to introduce the other side to their homeland’s rich cultural practices.
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Heavy rainfall leaves eight dead, seven missing in Gansu Province
Torrential rains hit Dongxiang County, northwest China’s Gansu Province yesterday evening, leaving at least eight people dead, seven missing and 22 others hospitalized in the flood. Two people were also slightly injured in nearby Guanghe County.
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Riding Rails in China, part 3 (pretrip & opening)
Travel the ancient Silk Road with Jamie an accountant and Gareth an architect both from San Francisco, California. From Xian to Lanzhou to Jiuquan and the Gobi Desert the couple rides the rails in an adventure that takes them far from their creature comforts of life in the United States.
China’s high-speed rail takes them to destinations where they discover and learn about China’s history. A visit to Tang West Market Museum, where areas of the Silk Road are still preserved to this day gives the couple a perspective on how commodities were traded over 1,400 years ago.
Join Jamie and Gareth as they observe the fast pace of development in Lanzhou city and try their hands at making noodles under the guidance of a local noodle master.
Visits to ancient tombs, and caves, and a sheepskin raft ride down the Yellow River capped off by a camel ride in Mingsha Shan make for an exciting adventure that they could have never imagined.
One belt one road --- documentario. Primo episodio: destino comune. CCTV