Since the beginning of this year, multiple regions in China have intensified the regular operation of freight trains to Central Asia, continuously strengthening economic and trade cooperation with Central Asian countries. Increasing volumes of Chinese characteristic products such as household appliances from Sichuan, automobile parts from Chongqing, and textiles from Gansu are transported along stable routes to Central Asian countries, supporting infrastructure construction and people's livelihoods there. Meanwhile, high-quality wheat flour from countries like Kazakhstan is imported into China and used to make dishes such as Youpo noodles, Lanzhou hand-pulled noodles and Chongqing noodles, bringing Central Asian products directly to Chinese consumers' tables. The expanded availability of Central Asian products in China not only shares market opportunities but also establishes a regular cross-border logistics channel for inland Chinese enterprises to explore the Eurasian market.