РОЛЬ ВЕЛИКОГО ШЕЛКОВОГО ПУТИ В РАЗВИТИИ КУЛЬТУРНЫХ И ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИХ СВЯЗЕЙ В СОВРЕМЕННОМ МИРЕ
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Великий Шелковый Путь, Центральная Азия, ТРАСЕКА, Кушанская царства, культурные и экономические связиАннотация
В этой статье описывается межцивилизационный диалог и эти вопросы в процессе становления и развития Великого шелкового пути. Также была смещена роль Великого шелкового пути в развитии культурных и экономических связей в современном мире.
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