Specific roadmaps for the regions and countries that the Belt and Road Initiative passes through

1. North Line A: North America (United States, Canada)——

North Pacific - Japan, South Korea - Sea of Japan - Vladivostok (Zarubino Port, Slavyanka, etc.) - Hunchun - Yanji - Jilin - Changchun (i.e. Changchun-Jilin-Tu Development and Opening Pilot Zone) - Mongolia - Russia - Europe (Northern Europe, Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Southern Europe).

2. North Line B: Beijing - Russia - Germany - Northern Europe 3. Middle Line: Beijing - Zhengzhou - Xi'an - Urumqi - Afghanistan - Kazakhstan - Hungary - Paris.

4. Southern route: Quanzhou - Fuzhou - Guangzhou - Haikou - Beihai - Hanoi - Kuala Lumpur - Jakarta - Colombo - Kolkata - Nairobi - Athens - Venice.

5. Center line: Lianyungang - Zhengzhou - Xi'an - Lanzhou - Xinjiang - Central Asia - Europe.

The regions and countries that the Belt and Road passes through.

1. Northern Route A: North America (the United States, Canada) - North Pacific - Japan, South Korea - Sea of Japan - Vladivostok (Zarubino Port, Slavyanka, etc.) - Hunchun - Yanji - Jilin - Changchun (i.e., Changji-Jitu Development and Opening Pilot Zone) - Mongolia - Russia - Europe (Northern Europe, Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Southern Europe).

2. North Line B: Beijing - Russia - Germany - Northern Europe 3. Middle Line: Beijing - Zhengzhou - Xi'an - Urumqi - Afghanistan - Kazakhstan - Hungary - Paris.

4. Southern route: Quanzhou - Fuzhou - Guangzhou - Haikou - Beihai - Hanoi - Kuala Lumpur - Jakarta - Colombo - Kolkata - Nairobi - Athens - Venice.

5. Center line: Lianyungang - Zhengzhou - Xi'an - Lanzhou - Xinjiang - Central Asia - Europe.

The "Belt and Road" strategy specifically includes the following routes:

New Eurasian land bridge.

Economic Belt (Northwest Direction): Through the new Eurasian Land Bridge, it will connect Kazakhstan and its Central Asia, West Asia, Central and Eastern European countries to the west through Xinjiang, giving full play to Xinjiang's unique geographical advantages and important window role in opening up to the west, and building the core area of the Silk Road Economic Belt. Midline:

Beijing - Xi'an - Urumqi - Afghanistan - Kazakhstan - Hungary - Paris.

China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Belt (northeast): connecting the three eastern provinces, to the east you can reach the Suifen River and Vladivostok estuary, and to the west to Chita, Russia through the old Eurasian Land Bridge to Europe. Now it has opened "Tianjin-Manchu-Europe", "Suzhou-Manchu-Europe", "Guangdong-Manchu-Europe", "Shenman-Europe" and other "China-Russia-Europe" railway international freight trains, and basically realized normal operation.

Hunchun - Yanji - Jilin - Changchun - Mongolia - Russia - Europe.

China-South Asia-West Asia Economic Belt (southwest): connecting Pakistan, India, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore and other countries through Yunnan and Guangxi; The southern branch of the Asia-Europe land bridge connects Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey and other countries.

Maritime Silk Road Economic Belt (South Road): Fujian is the core area, connecting coastal countries or regions such as the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean through ports, coastal zones and islands in the Bohai Rim, Yangtze River Delta, West Coast of the Taiwan Strait, and Pearl River Delta. Southern Route:

Quanzhou – Fuzhou – Guangzhou – Haikou – Beihai – Hanoi – Kuala Lumpur – Jakarta – Colombo – Kolkata – Nairobi – Athens – Venice.

The Yangtze River Economic Belt, including 2,838 kilometers of the main stream of the Yangtze River and 10,000 kilometers of rivers in the Yangtze River Basin, covers 11 provinces and cities along the Yangtze River in China, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan, Sichuan, Chongqing, Guizhou, Yunnan, etc., running through the east, middle and west.

Center line: Lianyungang - Zhengzhou - Xi'an - Lanzhou - Xinjiang - Central Asia - Europe.

Of course, the 21st Century New Silk Road Land Economic Belt should also include development axes such as Yuxinou (Chongqing, Xinjiang, Europe), Rongxinou (Chengdu, Xinjiang, Europe) and Yixinou (Yiwu, Xinjiang, Europe).

The Silk Road Economic Belt focuses on connecting China to Europe (Baltic Sea) through Central Asia and Russia; China passes through Central Asia and West Asia to the Persian Gulf and the Mediterranean; China to Southeast Asia, South Asia, and the Indian Ocean. The key direction of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road extends from China's coastal ports through the South China Sea to the Indian Ocean and to Europe; From China's coastal ports across the South China Sea to the South Pacific.

The Belt and Road Initiative is mainly aimed at the development, construction and support of many African countries.

Vladivostok - Boli - Chita - Novosibirsk - Petropalovsk - Moscow - Brest - Warsaw - Berlin - Rotterdam.

Lianyungang - Zhengzhou - Xi'an - Lanzhou - Urumqi - Akdouka - Ares - Soli, Iletsk - Brest - Warsaw - Berlin - Rotterdam.

Shenzhen - Kunming - Dhaka - New Delhi - Declan - Ankara - Rotterdam.