In a city where the ancient Silk Road still lingers in stone and wind, the Third World Conference of Sinologists unfolded not merely as an academic gathering, but as a lived encounter between civilizations.
At the 3rd World Conference of Sinologists in Dunhuang, Jiuquan, from June 2 to 4, internaional scholars immersed themselves in traditional practices like calligraphy and paper cutting.
At the 3rd World Conference of Sinologists, Muhammad Furqan Rao, executive director of the Center for Democracy and Climate Studies in Pakistan, highlighted the global rise of Chinese creative content.
