Core Perspective - The "2025 Silk Road Week" event, focusing on the "Grassland Silk Road," aims to promote cultural exchange and mutual learning through exhibitions, academic discussions, and humanistic interactions, with Brazil as the guest country and Inner Mongolia as the guest province [5][6]. Group 1: Event Overview - The "2025 Silk Road Week" is hosted by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and the Zhejiang Provincial Government, featuring the theme "Silk Connects the Past and Present, Roads Link Mountains and Seas" [5]. - The event includes a major exhibition titled "Emerald Miles - The Grassland Silk Road of the 10th to 12th Centuries," showcasing over 200 exquisite cultural relics from 15 cultural institutions [6][10]. Group 2: Exhibition Highlights - The exhibition is divided into four sections: "Origins of the Grassland Silk Road," "Imprints of Nomadic and Agricultural Peoples," "Integration of Diverse Civilizations," and "Extension of the Grassland Silk Road," highlighting the interaction between nomadic and agricultural cultures [6][10]. - Significant artifacts include a yellow jade silkworm from the Hongshan culture, bronze vessels with animal motifs from the Ordos region, and a gold ornament depicting a tiger and horse fight, showcasing the craftsmanship and cultural significance of the artifacts [8][9][10]. Group 3: Cultural Significance - The Liao Dynasty is emphasized as a crucial period for the development of the Grassland Silk Road, breaking traditional boundaries between agriculture and pastoralism, and establishing a network for trade and cultural exchange [10][12]. - Artifacts such as a copper seal inscribed with Khitan characters and silk textiles reflect the cultural assimilation and innovation of the Khitan people, demonstrating their connection to both nomadic and Han Chinese cultures [10][12]. Group 4: Future Initiatives - The event will also feature a photography exhibition by Brazilian artist Claudia Fontana, alongside various online and offline cultural activities aimed at enhancing public engagement with the Silk Road's heritage [14][15]. - A collaborative exhibition titled "Silk Ties Mountains and Seas - From the Silk Capital to the Samba Nation" is planned for November in São Paulo, Brazil, showcasing 122 artifacts and contemporary silk artworks [15].