A dialogue between cultures was organized during the exchange and both museums signed a cooperation memorandum. In parallel, Baoji hosted a cultural fair in Astana, where heirs of Baoji's intangible cultural heritage and folk musicians promoted Baoji through clay sculptures, embroidery, and traditional instruments, attracting nearly 1,000 local residents who immersed themselves in ancient Zhou culture from China. The event aims to open a window into the world to understand ancient Zhou culture from China, highlighting Baoji's deep cultural heritage as a hub for ancient bronze-making. Baoji plans to strengthen cooperation with Kazakhstan in areas such as culture, tourism, and industry in the future, aiming to make this culturally rich Chinese city a key platform for cultural exchanges between China and Kazakhstan.