What is the traditional trade route between Europe and Asia?

The Silk Road refers to the ancient commercial and trade routes connecting Asia and Europe. Because China's silk first entered the western countries along this road, scholars in Europe and Asia called it the "Silk Road". Nowadays, although the original meaning of the Silk Road no longer exists, its beautiful scenery and rich local culture make it one of the most fascinating tourist destinations in the world. In the China section of the Silk Road, thousands of domestic and foreign tourists come here every year. . . . . .

The Silk Road is an ancient commercial road connecting Eurasia. Because China's silk first reached western countries along this road, Eurasian scholars called it the "Silk Road". Now, although the original meaning of the Silk Road no longer exists, the beautiful scenery and rich local culture along the way have become one of the most attractive tourist destinations in the world. The China section of the Silk Road attracts tens of thousands of domestic and foreign tourists every year.