Author:

Aml Ali Abdrabou — Sinologist and Research Assistant at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Fudan University. He has translated several Chinese-language books into Arabic and participated as a translator in the project Chinese–Foreign Multilingual Dictionary Database (Arabic) published by Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press. He has also worked as a Product Operations Manager at Beeto Arabia in Saudi Arabia. He received his Ph.D. from the Institute of Middle Eastern Studies, Shanghai International Studies University. His research focuses on cultural relations between China and Arab countries.

Summary:

The book analyzes the development of cultural cooperation between China and Arab countries based on two thousand years of historical interaction. It traces the evolution of ties that began with the ancient Silk Road and examines how they have expanded in the modern era across culture, education, tourism, religion, and other fields.

Particular attention is given to achievements and challenges in China–Arab cooperation within the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative, as well as to how cultural exchanges are adapting to global changes. The author emphasizes the importance of strengthening mutual trust between the two peoples through cultural exchange and expanding the scope of cooperation.

The book is a valuable resource for researchers, political analysts, and general readers interested in China–Arab cultural relations.