"Faxian is a Chinese monk from 1600 years ago who believes in Buddhism with all his heart, lamenting that Buddhism's law is incomplete, but after untold hardships, he travels westward to seek Dharma. The great Buddhist monk Faxian started his journey from Chang'an (now Shaanxi province), Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Xinjiang to Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and other countries. His book A record of Buddhistic kingdoms, describes the geography, transportation, religion, culture, property, customs, social development and economic system then in northwest China and of more than 30 countries in central Asia, South Asia and Southeast Asia. This documentary take chineses singer Zhang Chu to follow the path of Faxian, experience the spiritual journey on the road of Faxian, and feel the millennia of culture. The documentary uses an ancient and modern duet so that we have the possibility of dialogue between the ancient and modern. The conversation is not only about looking for the breath of ancient and modern times, visiting local scholars, and feeling the changes of thousands of years of history. The Connotation and story of documentary will be easy to understand by the audience, and people will get true the sense of the journey thorough ancient and modern comparison. We try to follow the journey of Faxian to seek and to interpret the correctness, arduousness and complexity of the strategic concept of "the Belt and Road Initiative". Mutual understanding and blending of culture is the key to people's understanding across nations. Along with "the Belt and Road Initiative", there are many Buddhist countries. Based on communication of culture between the China and these countries,this documentary bring an important opportunities for "the Belt and Road Initiative," . This Documentary is co-produced by Gabo Film Media International co.,Ltd (Canada) "

"Mr Liu Junwei Co-founder of Sanduotang Media Co., Ltd., creative director of the company， he work as a well known documentary director more than 20 years. "