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Reviving the ancient Maritime Silk Road

By Xu Lin | China Daily | Updated: 2015-01-17 07:09

Chinese navigator Zhai Mo plans to travel the route on his yacht, hoping to generate interest in local culture along the way.

Chinese navigator Zhai Mo, 46, is ready to set sail again. Five years ago, he finished his solo circumnavigation around the globe, and now he is determined to lead a group of people to follow the ancient Maritime Silk Road.

"Sailing can strengthen your body and restore your spirit. When you come back to land, you will have a deeper understanding of yourself and the world. If you can leave life and death out of consideration, what else will bother you?" Zhai says.

Reviving the ancient Maritime Silk Road

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