U.S.-WAYNE-SYMPOSIUM-PATERSON-SILK CITY-CHINA-SILK ROAD

U.S.-WAYNE-SYMPOSIUM-PATERSON-SILK CITY-CHINA-SILK ROAD

(221027) -- WAYNE, Oct. 27, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Huang Ping (1st L), the Chinese consul general in New York, views exhibits at an exhibition "Textile Arts from Guizhou of China," which is on view during an international symposium "Across Time and Space: The Silk Road and the Silk City," at the William Paterson University (WP) in Wayne, New Jersey, the United States, on Oct. 26, 2022. Known as U.S. "Silk City," Paterson, in the northeastern U.S. state of New Jersey, was considered to be the final stop for China's historic Silk Road that connected civilizations of different parts of the ancient world. This is one of the themes of an international symposium that opened Wednesday morning online and in person at the William Paterson University (WP) in Wayne, New Jersey. TO GO WITH "U.S. university holds int'l symposium on connections between Chinese Silk Road, American 'Silk City'" (Photo by Winston Zhou/Xinhua)

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