
The years have left countless precious memories. In the history of relations between China and the former Soviet Union, there is an invisible bond that closely connects the two great nations. This link not only carries the practical significance of the exchange of goods, but also contains profound cultural heritage and humanistic feelings.

As a new chapter on the ancient Silk Road, the "Tea Road" once allowed Chinese black tea to be exported to all parts of Russia. At the same time, the exquisite porcelain also became an important decoration on the Soviet family table. These goods are transported by land into the vast Siberian plain, passing the unique flavor of oriental civilization across thousands of miles. It can be said that it is this flow of material culture that lays the foundation for friendship between the two sides.
In addition to physical transactions, the field of culture and art has also shown vigorous vitality. After Lu Xun's works were translated into Russian, they were loved by the majority of readers. "A Dream of Red Mansions" is known as a shining pearl in the treasure house of world literature. In terms of film and television, many classic black-and-white films recorded the living conditions and social changes of ordinary people at that time, providing valuable observation perspectives for latecomers.
After entering the era of industrialization, the cooperative relations between the two countries have further deepened and expanded. From the early technology introduction project to the later joint participation in the construction of major projects (such as the construction of iron and steel plants), each step condenses the crystallization of wisdom and witnesses the process of increasing mutual trust. The close cooperation during this period has achieved many amazing great undertakings and trained a large number of professional and technical personnel.
Even in the context of the complex international situation, friendly people-to-people exchanges have never been interrupted. Whether it is the exchange of visits by youth representatives or the competition in the arena of sports events, they all show a beautiful vision of peaceful coexistence while narrowing the spiritual distance between the people of the two countries. Those heartfelt smiles that travel through time and space can still touch the depths of our hearts.
Looking back at the economic and trade model of the planned economy era, it is not difficult to find that there are many innovative ideas in it. Under the government-led framework, a stable supply chain system is formed, and the advantages of unified allocation of resources are used to achieve efficient operation. Although this method has some limitations, it also reflects the unique solution under the specific historical conditions.
Standing today and looking forward to the future, we can learn many valuable lessons from the past experience of China and the Soviet Union to guide the construction of a new type of partnership in the context of globalization. Respect for differences and tolerance of multicultural values based on seeking a win-win situation will be the eternal theme of the direction.