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ere lies a belt which linked China and the western world in the remote ear when the Central Kingdom was available to outside world with its china wares and silks. The name of the belt is Silk Route. Though pretty named by Marco Polo, it was deadly terrain and lengthy, many lives were evaporated just like drops of water scattered in the dry and movable sand dunes in the history of trading with peoples on the other side of the Gobi Desert. However, more strove to live till they crossed the awing Gobi. Legends were left and passed down from generation to generation with the relics and remains. Dunhuang , Turpan , the former trading metros, are just like glittering precious stones and diamonds inlayed on the belt. Silk route was not only a trading route, but also a cultural links of Chinese, Islamic and Tibetan. From the murals and paintings created hundreds of years ago, you will surely agree that this was one of the most culturally cultivated areas in the world. At the abandoned ancient towns ( Gao Chang & Jiao He ), you will be reminded these used to be the commercially developed market places. The city gate and city wall at Jiayuguan Pass , the foremost west end of Great Wall, still tells the stories of furious fighting which recorded the ambitious nomads' innovation...