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The Resonance of the Silk Road: The Practice of Spreading Chinese Culture within the Framework of the Belt and Road Initiative

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The Resonance of the Silk Road: The Practice of Spreading Chinese Culture within the Framework of the Belt and Road Initiative

The Resonance of the Silk Road: The Practice of Spreading Chinese Culture within the Framework of the Belt and Road Initiative

Authors:

Chen Zegeng, PhD, Assistant Researcher, specializes in research on cultural “going global” initiatives. He has published more than ten academic papers in journals of universities in China and Europe, four of which are core journal articles. He is currently affiliated with Guangzhou Vocational University of Science and Technology and also serves as a member of the Professional Committee on Robot Design and Cultural Communication of the Guangdong Robotics Association.

Yang Xixi, PhD, is a member of the China Zhi Gong Party and a lecturer specializing in dance education and choreography studies. He has published more than ten research papers both in China and internationally, two of which are core journal articles. He has guided students to achieve national-level awards in academic competitions and has led or participated in four approved research projects. He is currently a full-time dance instructor at Hunan University of Information Technology.

Wu Yizhi, Associate Professor of Art and Design at a higher education institution, holds a Master's degree and engages in research on the intersection of humanities and technology as well as digital cultural and creative industries. He has published 25 academic papers in China, including 9 in core journals. He currently serves as Vice Chairman of the Robotics Design and Cultural Communication Committee of the Guangdong Robotics Association and as a Council Member of the Digital Creativity Committee of the Guangdong Private Education Association.

Liu Ying, is a lecturer currently working at Guangzhou Vocational University of Science and Technology. She has received funding for scientific research from provincial and municipal government science funds in China five times and has been awarded the First Prize in Scientific Research by the Ministry of Education of China.



ISBN: 978-617-95395-7-2
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Publisher LLC "Scientific journals"

Published – March, 2026

Language – Ukrainian

Number of pages – 82 pages

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This monograph offers a comprehensive analysis of the historical foundations, theoretical frameworks and contemporary practices of Chinese cultural expansion within the context of the “One Belt, One Road” initiative, placing particular emphasis on the concept of cultural resonance as a dynamic and relational mechanism of transnational interaction. It traces the evolution of Chinese cultural diffusion from the Han to the Qing dynasties, demonstrating how administrative reforms, educational systems, religious narratives and artistic production functioned as instruments of imperial cultural consolidation and external influence. The study further examines modern institutional tools of soft power, including Confucius Institutes, state-supported grant programmes, digital media platforms and creative industries, interpreting them as components of a strategically coordinated humanitarian policy. Through an interdisciplinary methodology that integrates cultural analysis, discourse studies and historical comparison, and by employing case studies from Central and Southeast Asia, the monograph evaluates patterns of reception, adaptation and reinterpretation of Chinese cultural elements, highlighting both the dialogical potential of intercultural engagement and the structural asymmetries inherent in contemporary global cultural exchange.

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