Author(s)

Frosina Vitkovska, Laijin Shen

Corresponding Author

Frosina Vitkovska

ABSTRACT

Bianzhong or The Imperial Bells of China is the unique major discovery in the world; is a crystallization of the highest height of the ancient wisdom of the Chinese people and the best embodiment of the pride of the Chinese nation; is the best presentation of the nucleus of the Chinese culture - the culture of Jingchu, the cradle of all the spiritual and material treasures inherited in the process of the long history of development of Hubei province. 2013 the reanimation button for the longest route on the earth - The Silk Route pressed by the president Xi haven't brought only the rejuvenation of China and its nation, but the rejuvenation of the whole world; the release of “The Dream of China” has turned the course of the world to a new chapter of the history of mankind; “The Stories of China” has met with the new stages for telling and retelling itself, for delivering the message of the silk, and for showcasing the scene behind the wisdom hidden in the trails left by The Ancient Silk Road. By giving apply of the mediums that the world is given by the galloping developments in this new stage of the mankind history, the “16+1” Mechanism and the “16+1” Chinese Culture Cooperation and Coordination Centre are offering a page for Bianzhong’s display in the book of the bilateral collaboration between China and CEECs where the inscriptions of its bells will be kept alive and its echoing will give the pleasure to the CEECs audience to listen to the voice of the silk and feel the truth of its testament left by our predecessors for keeping the world bounded with peace, harmony, prosperity, win-win cooperation, mutual understanding, multi-field exchanges, growing together in all the meanings – the Confucius metaphor of its sounds, that will become one of “The Dream of China” realisation fragments of its glorious charm that will be worth of being reminisce right there from the shared future of Hubei and CEECs.

KEYWORDS

“16+1”, Silk Road, Imperial Bells of China, Confucius