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Three hundred years ago, Shanxi merchants set out from Qixian county in Shanxi province with camel caravans carrying tea, journeying along the "Great Tea Road" that crossed the Eurasian continent. Today, Vietnamese student Dinh Phuong Bao Nhi from Shanxi University follows in their footsteps, embarking on a journey through time. From the Changyuchuan Tea House and Qu's Grand Courtyard to the Red Sea Glass Culture and Art Park, she learns that this 13,000-kilometer route not only facilitates tea trade between north and south but also serves a cultural bridge linking China and the world.