Core Viewpoint - Xi'an, known as a "museum without walls," is rich in world cultural heritage, including the Terracotta Army and ancient sites, which contribute to its cultural depth and significance during the Spring Festival celebrations [2][3]. Group 1: Cultural Events and Exhibitions - The "Horse Dance Spring Festival" exhibition, guided by the National Cultural Heritage Administration, showcases over 400 horse-themed artifacts at the Small Wild Goose Pagoda, enhancing the cultural experience with its historical context [3][4]. - The exhibition emphasizes the role of horses as a symbol of strength and a cultural link along the Silk Road, highlighting their importance in trade and communication since the Han Dynasty [4][5]. Group 2: Traditional Music and Performance - The Xi'an drum music, recognized as a UNESCO intangible cultural heritage, is a significant representation of traditional Chinese music, with performances planned for the Spring Festival [6][7]. - The East Warehouse Drum Music Society has revitalized traditional performances by incorporating modern elements and engaging younger audiences through social media platforms [7][8]. Group 3: Cultural Exchange and Personal Stories - International students from Silk Road countries, like Turkmenistan, experience and share the significance of Chinese New Year traditions, emphasizing the cultural connections fostered by the Silk Road [9][10]. - Personal narratives highlight the importance of family reunions during the Spring Festival, showcasing how cultural practices are lived experiences rather than mere traditions [10].