The Home of Silk
Zhang Qian's Journey to the West
China and Rome: the Mysterious Strangers
The legends of Seres
Rome in the eyes of Han Dynasty
Tribes on China's Western Frontier During Han Dynasty
An ancient desert country - Lolan
A country of "heavenly horses" - Wusun
Mysterious oasis - Niya
The country of "dance accompanied by music" - Kizil
The Early Merchants on the Silk Road
Prosperous Trade in Han Dynasty
Transnational Businessmen - Greeks and Jews
The Introduction of Buddhism into China via the Silk Road
Buddhism Entering China
Chinese monks going westward along the Silk Road
The Dispute on the West End of the Silk Road
The Great Tang Dynasty and the Golden Age of the Silk Road
Chang'an: an International Metropolis
Dunhuang: A Metropolis of Sino-foreign Integration
International Trade during Tang Dynasty
Tang Monks' Searching for True Buddhist Scriptures in Indian
Friendship Between China and India
Xuanzang: the pious searcher for Buddhist Scripture
Sogdians, the Rich Merchant and Artist on the Silk Road
The Rising of Arabs
The Influence of Roman Arts on the Oriental Cultures
The Culture Diversity of the Silk Road
Turpan
Yutian: the west Buddhism Center in Tang Dynasty
Cave Arts with Good Combination of Chinese and Foreign Influences
The Foreign Religions Practiced in China
Jingjiao (Christian Historian section)
Xianjiao
Manicheism
Islamism
From the Crusades to Marco Polo
The Crusade and the Conquer of Asia-Europe by the Mongols
Marco Polo and his adventure to the East
Lyons: the Silk Capital of the Europe
The Interaction of Civilizations between the East and the West
China's Four Inventions and the Influence of the East
The Influence of the Western Cultures on Chinese Society
Renaissance of the Silk Road and Dunhuang Buddhist Manuscripts
Sven Hedin
Marc Aurel Stein
Paul Pelliot