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A few walks, talks and sales geared around history this week.
The Hexi grottoes are a wonderful example of the rich cultural connectivity of the ancient Silk Road.
AFP 28 JULY 2021 A wall of sand over 100 meters (300 feet) high swallowed a city on the fringes of the Gobi desert in northwestern China, in scenes reminiscent of a disaster film. Dunhuang, a tourist draw with a colorful history as a Silk Road outpost, momentarily disappeared in the dust clouds as the storm hit on Sunday. A resident surnamed Zhang told local media Jimu News that the sandstorm came abruptly and swept through the city in five or six minutes. "I couldn't see the Sun," he said, adding that the city in Gansu province had not experienced such a sandstorm in several years.