Where did the silk that was handed down from the West and excavated came from it, naturally through the Silk Road, from the East to the West. The time of Chinese silk westward has not been determined yet. Some scholars say that the goddess of fate of the Parthenon in Greece in the 5th century BC wore transparent silk robes, but there is no solid evidence. From the archaeological findings of Xinjiang, South Siberia, and the Crimean Peninsula, silk probably began to rush out of the country and go to the world in the middle of the Warring States. It is also the path of grassland between Europe and Asia, nomadic in the Black Sea, the Caspian Sea, and the salty. The Scythians and other nomads in the sea are undoubtedly the pioneers of the Eurasian steppe. At this time, the authentic Silk Road already exists, but it is in a spontaneous, civil, and unorganized state. It has never been prosperous and smooth, and it is often interrupted because of wars and disputes between some nations and countries. Unpredictable, lack of accommodation and security. When there is a vast unified empire on the Eurasian continent, the Silk Road is likely to develop into a normalized and normalized way.