CICG's top books on Belt and Road Initiative
Explore the stories along the Belt and Road route through the top books by publishers under China International Communications Group.
The Lingering Recollection of Historical Events: Memories of Charms Along the Silk Road (English Edition)
Published by Foreign Languages Press, "The Lingering Recollection of Historical Events: Memories of Charms Along the Silk Road" delves into the stories along the Silk Road through various archaeological sites and relics.
The book explains how the ancient Silk Road was not merely a route of trade, but also a road of friendship.
At Home on the Silk Road (English Edition)
Published by Foreign Languages Press, "At Home on the Silk Road" is a photo album displaying the unique charm of Xinjiang in China's far west, which was a transportation hub along the ancient Silk Road.
The book vividly displays the natural beauty of Turpan — a city in the central part of Xinjiang — as well as the unique traditions and intangible cultural heritages of the region.
China Railway Express: Great Arteries of the Silk Road (English Edition)
"China Railway Express: Great Arteries of the Silk Road," published by Foreign Languages Press, encapsulates the history of China-Europe freight trains and explores the future development of the major transportation arteries.
The book depicts the operations of the trains in China and stories of their journeys to Europe through countries such as Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and Russia.
A History of the Silk Road (Chinese Edition)
"A History of the Silk Road," written by British author and TV presenter Jonathan Clements, retraces the ancient Silk Road, describing the natural landscapes, cultures, and traditions of different ethnicities with vivid details.
The book is of great academic value for experts and scholars to study the Belt and Road Initiative. It is translated from English to Chinese and published by the New World Press.
Marco Polo: From Venice to Xanadu (Chinese Edition)
"Marco Polo: From Venice to Xanadu" is a book written by American author Laurence Bergreen.
The book is a captivating exploration of Marco Polo's journey along the Silk Road, retracing the footsteps of the great explorer and seeking answers to people's questions about this legendary voyage. The book is translated from English to Chinese and published by the New World Press.
Biking the Silk Road: Six-year-old Sophie's Fantasy Tour (English Edition)
The travelogue "Biking the Silk Road: Six-year-old Sophie's Fantasy Tour" tells the stories about a six-year-old girl from China's Taiwan biking with her parents along the Silk Road from Xi'an in Shaanxi province to Turpan in Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. They traveled about 2,100 kilometers over 76 days.
The stories are told through the lens of the little girl Chen Xuan, added with over 400 pictures and cartoons painted by her. The book is published by the New World Press in English.
The Biography of Taraz (Chinese Edition)
"The Biography of Taraz" is part of the "Biographies of Silk Road Cities" book series launched by China International Communications Group to introduce cities along the Belt and Road route. It tells the stories of the Kazakhstan city Taraz, digging into the origin of the Kazakh ethnic group and the history of the ancient Kazakh Khanate.
The book also presents the local culture, natural landscape, and eminent figures in great detail. Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev wrote a preface for the book published by New Star Press.
The Biography of Samarkand (Chinese Edition)
"The Biography of Samarkand" gives readers a glimpse into the thousands of years of history of Samarkand, an ancient city in Uzbekistan. The book is part of the "Biographies of Silk Road Cities" series launched by China International Communications Group to introduce cities along the Belt and Road route.
Hailed as a "shining pearl of the Silk Road," Samarkand has been deeply intertwined in the history of the Silk Road and connectivity with ancient and contemporary China.
Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev wrote a preface for the book published by New Star Press. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan organized several experts and scholars to write the book collectively.
Belt and Road by Numbers (English Edition)
"Belt and Road by Numbers," published by China Pictorial Press, gives a comprehensive demonstration of the achievements of the Belt and Road Initiative through charts, diagrams, data, and case studies.
The book has been published in various countries including Russia, Lebanon, and Sri Lanka.
Warm Stories Along the Belt and Road (Chinese Edition)
Published by Dolphin Books, the "Warm Stories Along the Belt and Road" book series places emphasis on the stories of individuals, aiming to present the touching stories along the Belt and Road route to young readers through beautiful illustrations and simple narratives.
The collection aims to serve as a bridge to connect children across the world, and help children in China to learn more about the Belt and Road Initiative.
Oral History: Witnesses of the Cultural Exchange Between China and Latin America (Chinese Edition)
In 1975, a Uruguayan teenager named Pablo Rovetta came to China with his parents. Since then, he has adopted the local Beijing dialect and moreover become a witness of China's development and achievements.
Collecting five stories and more than 20 pictures, "Oral History: Witnesses of the Cultural Exchange Between China and Latin America" depicts the lives of Rovetta and his father in China, and serves as precious stories to promote people-to-people exchange between China and Latin America.