The second leg of the New Silk Road begins in Kyrgyzstan, where goods are loaded onto trains bound for Duisburg, Germany. The journey takes 12 days, passing through Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, and Poland. Along the way, the train travels through a variety of landscapes, from the snow-capped mountains of Kyrgyzstan to the flat plains of Germany. The train also passes through several major cities, including Moscow, Warsaw, and Berlin. The New Silk Road is a vital trade route for China and its neighboring countries. It is also a symbol of the growing economic and political ties between China and Europe.
