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The soft ringing of camel bells unfolds a thousand-year Silk Road scroll. The footsteps of medical volunteers tread through mountain frost and dew, warming the waiting benches with their caring hands; ancient Western medicine formulas are preserved in the wind and sand of Yumen Pass, while the fluttering ribbons of the Mogao Caves still carry the fragrance of medicinal herbs. The benevolence seen in Dunhuang murals has transformed into green vines climbing the clinic window; the vanished camel bells of ancient post stations blend into the gentle glow of night-time monitoring devices. When desert winds sweep across white coats, prescriptions bloom with humanistic rings. Here, life and civilization breathe together, and heartbeats shine warmly through the passage of time.
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Silk Road Splendor
Mogao Caves
A pearl of the Silk Road and a kingdom of Buddhism spanning a millennium. 735 caves stretch along the eastern cliffs of Singing Sand Dunes, where mural paintings and sculptures from the Sixteen Kingdoms to Yuan dynasties depict a grand Buddhist artistic temple. The flying eaves of the nine-story pagoda pierce the desert haze, while the manuscripts from the Library Cave reveal the secrets of cultural exchanges.
Singing Sand Dunes & Crescent Lake
The wonder of coexistence of sand and water. The emerald crescent moon surrounded by quicksand has been watching over the Silk Road caravans for two thousand years. The silhouaks of camel caravans stretch like lines on the golden sand ridges. The rustling of the sand in the wind seems to be playing the ancient pipa piece "Yangguan San Die". The reeds by the spring sway with the stars left behind by Zhang Qian during his mission.
Jiayuguan
The steel backbone of the westernmost section of the Great Wall. Nestled between the snow peaks of Qilian Mountain and the cliffside of Hei Mountain, the fortress still watches westward toward the distant echoes of camel bells. The scars on the plaque above 'Guanghua Gate' record the sword flashes from Huo Qubing's expeditions against the Xiongnu, while a single brick embedded in the wall tells the legend of its builder.
Leitai Han Tomb
Beneath the loess plateau rests the soul of an Eastern Han dynasty guardian. The moment captured by the bronze galloping horse treading upon a swallow immortalizes the lightning speed of the Hexi Corridor. A procession of 199 bronze chariots and horses marches forward, carrying silk-laden merchant figurines whispering Sogdian words. The bell under the eaves of Leizu Hall still echoes the martial spirit of ancient battles.
Tiantishan Grottoes
The snow peaks of Qilian reflect on the mirror-like surface of Huangyang River Reservoir. In the Northern Liang Dynasty, King Juqu Mengsun carved China's earliest grotto temples here. The folds of the monk's robe in the 13th cave's giant Buddha contain the artistic DNA of Yungang and Longmen. The oil lamps held by the donors in the Ming Dynasty murals illuminate the creases of Kumarajiva’s robes during his journey through Liangzhou.
White Stupa Temple
The 108 small stupas surrounding the stupa of Master Sa Pan gleam like pearls scattered across the grassland. The inscriptions on the stone stele commemorating the Liangzhou Alliance of 1247 remain warm to the touch. The golden roof of the Tibetan-style stupa pierces the drifting clouds of the Hexi Corridor. Amidst the tinkling of the stupa bells, one can almost hear Phags-pa writing the 'Letter to the Tibetans' in Mongolian, Tibetan, and Chinese.