Core Insights - The article highlights the success of a Chinese chef, Wei Guirong, in introducing traditional Shaanxi cuisine to British diners, particularly through her signature dish, oil-splashed noodles [1][2]. Group 1: Chef's Journey - Wei Guirong moved to London in 2008 after gaining cooking experience in Xi'an, initially working in a Sichuan restaurant [1]. - In 2015, she opened her first restaurant, "Xi'an Impression," focusing on authentic Shaanxi dishes like oil-splashed noodles and mixed meat noodles [1]. Group 2: Adaptation and Reception - Initially concerned about the acceptance of her spicy dishes, Wei adjusted the spice levels and incorporated local flavors, such as adding scrambled eggs with tomatoes to balance the heat [2]. - The first customer’s positive feedback on the opening day boosted her confidence, leading to increased popularity as food critics began to recommend her restaurant [2]. Group 3: Expansion and Cultural Representation - Wei Guirong now operates four restaurants in the UK, decorated with elements representing the ancient Silk Road and Shaanxi's history [2]. - She emphasizes the importance of maintaining food quality and staffing by frequently visiting different locations to ensure consistency [2].

Group 1 - The second China-Central Asia Summit was held in Astana, Kazakhstan, from June 16 to 18, resulting in a series of cooperation agreements between China and the five Central Asian countries [1] - Agricultural cooperation is highlighted by the "overseas farming" model, exemplified by Xi'an Aijiu Group, which has established a trade park in Kazakhstan with an annual output of 1 million tons of agricultural products [1] - The cooperation has improved local agriculture, increased farmers' income, and fostered trust and respect from the local population towards Chinese workers [1] Group 2 - Poverty alleviation cooperation is a key highlight, with Uzbekistan sending officials to learn from China's experiences in poverty reduction and rural revitalization [2] - Cultural exchanges, such as the screening of the film "Kashguli" in Central Asian countries, have enhanced mutual understanding and friendship between the peoples of China and Central Asia [2] - The future cooperation between China and Central Asian countries is expected to expand into broader fields and deeper levels, contributing to the construction of a community with a shared future for mankind [2]