He looks forward to seeing translations of peony culture terms and Yellow River culture terms in various languages in the future, including versions in his native Azerbaijani. Professor Aliyev emphasized, “We need to not only focus on the translation of major languages, but also pay attention to the dissemination of minority languages, because most of the languages along the ‘Belt and Road' are in the category of minority languages.“

　　Journalist: Dual Bloom of Economic and Cultural Value

　　As a foreign journalist at Foreign correspondent at CICG Europe-Africa, Tian Ci has gained profound insights into the cultural and economic value of Heze peonies. “For instance, in places like France or Rhodes, having a Heze peony in your garden creates a direct cultural bond that fosters a special emotional connection to this Chinese city,“ he explained. This significance extends beyond merely owning a beautiful flower, as it carries specific historical and cultural connotations. Such connections help establish cultural recognition transcending geographical boundaries while promoting mutual understanding and respect between regions. Beyond cultural dimensions, Tian Ci emphasized peonies' role in driving local economic development. Sharing his personal experience with peony-derived products, he noted: “It was my first time tasting unprocessed peony seed oil, and I found it remarkably pleasant.“ He highlighted that beyond health products, the peony industry has generated substantial economic benefits for the region, including job creation and increased household incomes.