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Lanzhou, August 19 (China News Service) (Wang Muyu and Yan Jiao) "The girls of Alishan are as beautiful as water, and the boys of Alishan are as strong as mountains." "Think about it, go and see, the moon represents my heart."... In the sound of popular chorus songs, the Gansu trip of the Taiwan ethnic minority compatriots delegation was launched in Lanzhou on the 18th. 35 Taiwanese compatriots from the Ami, Paiwan, Atayal, Saisiat and other ethnic groups will go west to Zhangye, Dunhuang and other places in Gansu, visit Zhangye Danxia National Geopark, Mogao Grottoes, Kazakh National Museum and other places, and experience the rich geological features and colorful folk culture of Gansu.

On August 18, Taiwanese compatriots visited the Silk Road Civilization Exhibition Hall at the Gansu Provincial Museum. Photo by Wang Muyu

On the morning of the same day, the delegation visited the Gansu Provincial Museum. Gen Weichen, Secretary General and leader of the Taiwan Aboriginal Cultural and Trade Association, who has led a delegation to Gansu for the fifth time, told reporters that every time he comes to Gansu, he has many unexpected surprises. "Today, I came to the Gansu Museum and found that there are many more digital interactive devices in the exhibition hall, which make the ancient cultural relics 'live' right in front of me. In recent years, Gansu has developed and changed too fast." Gen Weichen sighed.

After tasting Lanzhou specialties such as hand-pulled lamb, stuffed pig skin, and celery fried lily, the delegation came to the Yellow River Scenic Line, visited the century-old iron bridge Zhongshan Bridge, and the Yellow River Mother Sculpture, and felt the unique local riverside City Walk culture by the Yellow River.