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The Buddha's tooth relic sets out from Beijing's Lingguang Temple, beginning a 4,500 kilometer journey to Bangkok. /CGTN

In Bangkok, architects design the special pavilion where the Buddha's tooth relic will be enshrined for 73 days. /CGTN

For Thailand's Buddhists, paying their respects to the Buddha's tooth relic is the opportunity of a lifetime. /CGTN

As the Buddha said, "The wise will always find a way." /CGTN

The world's largest floating photovoltaic power plant is the product of a joint initiative by China and Thailand. /CGTN

In the 26 years she has been living in Kunming, Janjira Ananchaipattana has witnessed the transformation of Thai cuisine from a "novelty" to a "staple". /CGTN

A BYD new energy vehicle rolls off the production line in Thailand every four minutes. /CGTN

From religious and cultural exchanges to fusion cuisine, from joint green energy projects to investment in a high-tech car plant, the close relations between China and Thailand are impacting every sector and every walk of life in the two countries. This year, China and Thailand are celebrating a major milestone – the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties. In a highly symbolic gesture to mark the occasion, China sent a priceless Buddhist relic to Bangkok, where it would be enshrined for 73 days.