The Silk Road was the main artery for ancient China to connect with the outside world. It linked different civilizations in the world, promoted cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, enhanced the friendship between Chinese and foreign people, enriched the connotation of Chinese culture, and had a profound impact on the entire history of human civilization. Ningbo is a hub city on the Maritime Silk Road, and Xi’an is the central city on the Land Silk Road. This exhibition showcases the characteristics of the maritime and land Silk Roads through these two representative cities, Ningbo and Xi’an, and further presents the rich and diverse connotations of Chinese civilization and its open and inclusive mind. Opening hours: 11/26 – 3/23. The specific business status is subject to the opening situation on that day.
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