The China-Central Asia Summit was held at the starting point of the Silk Road: Xi'an.
At the welcoming ceremony for the heads of state of the Central Asian countries, Peng watched the enthusiastic and cheerful waist drum and Yangko performances, and enjoyed the vitality and folksiness of Xi'an!
Shaanxi province, a major cradle of Chinese civilization, has profound cultural foundations. Numerous items of intangible cultural heritages exist here, such as Xi'an drum music, shadow puppetry, Qinqiang opera, Tang tri-color glazed pottery and Shanbei storytelling among others.
Li Xiaoyan, deputy director of Xi'an Foreign Affairs Office, welcomes foreign friends to her city and introduces an exhibition showcasing the city. Watch the video to know more about the great city.
Due to its status as the longest-running capital in ancient China and for giving birth to most dynasties, Xi'an, with a history of over 3,000 years, has had a deep impact on the life and culture of the country.
The China-Central Asia Summit is set to take place in Xi'an from May 18 to 19. Why this city? Check out the video to know more.
Xi'an, the ancient capital in Northwest China, has planned to entertain worldwide audiences with a theater, music and dance festival and also an outdoor concert this year.