Group 1 - The first China-Central Asia international cultural tourism train departed from Xi'an, covering a distance of 3,668 kilometers to Almaty, Kazakhstan, marking a new chapter in cultural exchange between China and Kazakhstan [1] - The "Bronze Meets Golden Man" cultural exchange week opened in Almaty, featuring a collaboration between Xi'an Museum and the Issyk National Historical and Cultural Museum for artifact exchange [2] - The joint archaeological efforts between China and Kazakhstan have uncovered significant sites and burial grounds, providing valuable material for studying the historical changes along the Silk Road [2] Group 2 - The "Bronze Meets Golden Man" cultural market in Astana attracted nearly a thousand local citizens, showcasing the charm of Chinese culture through the presentation of bronze artifacts from Baoji, known as the hometown of bronze [3] - Baoji aims to strengthen cooperation with Kazakhstan in culture, tourism, and industry, and to create premium tourism routes that highlight Silk Road civilization [3] - Traditional Chinese handicrafts, particularly the non-material cultural heritage of embroidery, gained significant attention during the cultural exchange week, with local citizens expressing admiration for the works [5] Group 3 - Traditional Chinese medicine received widespread acclaim during the cultural exchange week, with medical professionals from Xi'an demonstrating the appeal of Chinese medicine through consultations and cultural materials [6] - The China-Kazakhstan Traditional Medicine Center in Astana has treated 38,000 patients since its establishment, reflecting the growing interest in Chinese medicine in Kazakhstan [6] - The event served as a vibrant classroom for local students to learn about Chinese culture, including traditional medicine, painting, and cuisine, highlighting the increasing recognition of Chinese healthcare services in Kazakhstan [6]