China’s Silk Road is shaping new contours of global trade and logistics. The Belt and Road Initiative defines the economic Silk Road for many countries.
Dunhuang is famous for its cultural attractions, unique landscapes and important historical heritage.
Turpan is a city where past and present are interwoven into a unique fabric of possibilities.
Tianshui offers a unique blend of history, culture and business opportunities, making it an important hub on the map of modern China.
Today, Kashgar is not only a historical and cultural heritage, but also a modern center of logistics, trade and tourism.
Luoyang develops diverse industries, making it a dynamic player in the Chinese economy.
Xi'an serves as the beginning of the famous Silk Road, which connected China with Europe and other regions of the world, promoting trade and cultural exchange.
Zhengzhou is not only an important industrial and transport center of China, but also a city with a rich history, culture and ample opportunities for professional growth and business.
Lianyungang is a major port city on the east coast of China in Jiangsu Province.
Hailar plays an important role in international trade, especially in the context of cross-border cooperation with Russia.
The new trade route covers the Maritime Silk Road and transit through Kazakhstan from China. The Silk Road Economic Belt links key cities and countries, boosting trade.
The section analyzes the news of the new Silk Road, including Russia’s role in the project. The Belt and Road Initiative affects not only the economy, but also the culture of the Silk Road.
Here you will find materials on routes through countries, logistics and development prospects.
