摘要
Two thousand years ago Chinese caravans, accompanied by the jingle of camel bells, carried goods such as tea and silk to ancient trading centers in Central Asia, such as the Kazakh city Almaty and other faraway places, where they were exchanged with foreign counterparts for spices, furs and other products. Over time their footprints forged the ancient Silk Road, which for centuries witnessed the earliest forms of economic, cultural and political communication between China and the Western world.
Modern trade corridor spanning Central Asia helps to revive the ancient Silk Road Two thousand years ago Chinese caravans,accompanied by the jingle of camel bells,carried goods such as tea and silk to ancient trading centers in Central Asia,such as the Kazakh city Almaty and other faraway places,where they
