• Jiuquan turns culture into development advantage

    Jiuquan turns culture into development advantage
    Jiuquan, at the western end of the Hexi Corridor, is named after a spring beneath the city whose water was said to resemble wine. Today this ancient Silk Road city is charting a new path by turning its cultural heritage into development momentum.
  • From barren to bounty: Dunhuang's 'golden eggs'

    From barren to bounty: Dunhuang's 'golden eggs'
    In Dunhuang, Gansu province, where evaporation is 50 times greater than rainfall, land once considered barren is now thriving thanks to subsurface drip irrigation and organic soil treatment.
  • Euphrates poplars stand guard against desert winds in Gansu

    Euphrates poplars stand guard against desert winds in Gansu
    In late October, the western shelter forest along the Jinjia Highway in Jinta county, Jiuquan, Gansu province, entered its most beautiful season.
  • The sands of time hold the future

    The sands of time hold the future
    Almost no one thinks of the fiddle when they think of the Silk Road. But American folk musician Kyle Dillingham does.

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