Core Points - The fourth International Bakhshee Arts Festival in Uzbekistan emphasizes the importance of oral cultural traditions in understanding national identity and values [1] - The festival showcases various performances from different countries, highlighting the global appreciation of traditional music, including Chinese folk art [3][6] - Bakhshee, a traditional Uzbek art form, promotes peace, friendship, and respect through music and storytelling [6][8] Group 1: Festival Overview - The festival is held in Khiva, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and features performances from artists around the world [3] - Participants engage in cultural exchanges, showcasing their unique traditions while appreciating others [3][6] Group 2: Cultural Exchange - Artists from various countries express admiration for Chinese music and dance, noting the richness of China's 55 ethnic minority cultures [8][9] - The connection between Kyrgyz epic traditions and Chinese civilization is highlighted, with a focus on the influence of Confucian thought [11][13]