Group 1: Cultural Exchange and Education Cooperation - The establishment of cultural centers and educational institutions between China and Central Asian countries has progressed, with over 1.2 million people traveling between China and Kazakhstan last year [2] - The Beijing Language University Kazakhstan branch, the first overseas branch focused on Chinese education, will offer core courses in Chinese language and culture starting in the 2024-2025 academic year [3][4] - The Tajikistan Luban Workshop has provided training opportunities for over 1,500 students since its launch in November 2022, highlighting the importance of vocational education in fostering friendship between China and Central Asia [5] Group 2: Local Cooperation and Friendship - The number of friendship city agreements between China and Central Asian countries has surpassed 100, emphasizing the importance of local cooperation [6] - Cultural exchange events, such as the performance by Shaanxi province in Uzbekistan, showcase the rich cultural heritage and strengthen ties between the regions [6] - Health cooperation has also been significant, with successful surgeries for children from Kyrgyzstan in China, demonstrating the humanitarian aspect of bilateral relations [6] Group 3: Tourism Cooperation - The launch of the China-Central Asia cultural tourism train has enhanced travel experiences, with a significant increase in tourism orders from China to Central Asia, up 74% year-on-year [8][9] - Uzbekistan has become the second Central Asian country to implement a visa-free policy with China, further facilitating tourism and cultural exchange [9] - Central Asian countries are improving their reception capabilities for Chinese tourists, including the introduction of Chinese signage and mobile payment systems [10]