The Great Silk Road is an intercontinental caravan road (BC) that first intertwined the countries of the East and West in the ancient and Middle Ages. The term Great Silk Road is associated with the precious commodity transported from this road — Chinese silk. Western countries have long been unaware of the secrets of silk production. This road was first named "the Silk Road" by the German scientist Ferdinand Paul Wilhelm Richtgofen in the second half of the XIX century (1877), and was later recognized as "the Great Silk Road" by researchers from all over the world. The emergence of this path is the reason for the Khan Empire Ambassador Zhang Xi'an. In this article, opinions and comments are made about the order of appearance of the people'...