47 years ago today, May 25, 1978 (April 19, 1978, lunar calendar), my country established diplomatic relations with the Sultanate of Oman. The Grand Mosque of Muscat, located in the capital, is the largest mosque in Oman. Oman's full name is the Sultanate of Oman. It means "peaceful land". It is located in the southwest of the Arabian Peninsula, where the Persian Gulf enters the sea. It covers an area of 312,000 square kilometers. The population is 2017591 (announced in December 1993), the vast majority of which are Arabs. The official language is Arabic, and English is commonly used. The vast majority of residents believe in Islam. The capital, Muscat. Resources include oil, natural gas, copper, chromium, gold, silver, etc. In recent years,"diversification of national income" has been emphasized. Per capita GDP is US$5600 (1994). More than 80% of the population is engaged in agriculture and animal husbandry. Agriculture is underdeveloped, and food is mainly imported. Produce date palms, wheat, corn, bananas, etc. Rich fishery resources. It is famous for its traditional handicrafts, including oil refining, copper refining, cement, food, fish, date palm processing, etc. It mainly exports oil, as well as a small amount of date palms and dried fish; imports machinery and transportation equipment, food and industrial finished products, etc. There are no railways, and the total length of roads is 23847 kilometers. There are ports such as Muscat and Qaboos. Oman was called Maken in ancient times. The Ariba Dynasty was established in 1624, and its power expanded to parts of the East African coast and Zanzibar Island. The Saeed Dynasty was established in the mid-18th century and has ruled Oman to this day. Since 1507, it has been invaded by Portugal, Persia and Britain. The Sultanate of Muscat and Oman was established in 1967. The country name was changed to its current name on August 9, 1970. November 18 is National Day (Kabos's birthday, starting from the year he ascended the throne). Pursuing a policy of neutrality and non-alignment. On May 25, 1978, diplomatic relations were established with China. Crafts, there are various Omani specialty handicrafts displayed in the window, with beautiful color and unique shape. The Ocean Glory Yacht Rooms, and the Chetty Muscat Hotel rooms are decorated with date palms. Oman's local specialty-Date Palm Fisheries and Natural Gas Zone. The industry is mainly based on oil extraction, and natural gas projects have been vigorously developed in recent years. Oil and gas are Afghanistan's pillar industries. Sudan and Charles On November 25, 2010, Queen Elizabeth of the United Kingdom went to Oman for a visit. On March 16, 2013, Sultan Qaboos Bin Said met with Britain's Prince Charles at the Sultan Palace. Camels are one of the indispensable means of transportation in desert-dominated Oman. Old people on traffic signs on Oman Airlines A4O-DEA 330 passenger plane on the cruise ship Muscat Harbor, and old people in traditional costumes sell fruits on the roadside. The seafood market in Muscat is dark. In the sand sea, a handsome boy with a tanned complexion shows a hearty smile to the camera. In the distance, is his loyal partner, Camel. Yanhong, the annual Omani Fashion Week, is traditional and modern. Omani local designers integrate the patterns and details of local costumes into the design of modern costumes, with unique ingenuity. Girl, Omani girl dressed in traditional costumes Cheti Muscat Hotel, the most luxurious hotel in Muscat, and is also known as the most beautiful hotel in the world. Oman Shahai Seagulls, Oman's capital Muscat, are bordered by the Arabian Sea to the southeast and the Gulf of Oman to the northeast. They hold the gateway to the Persian Gulf of the Indian Ocean. The urban streets of Nakahabal, the city streets of Muscat, the capital, have pointed round doorways that reveal a strong Islamic flavor. Fort. In 1588, Emperor Philip II of Portugal ordered the garrison to build the distant Milani Castle and Jalali Castle in Muscat Harbor, which are still there today. Interior of the Hyatt Hotel, the magnificent Hyatt Hotel attracts tourists from all over the world. The main hall of the Grand Mosque is huge and luxurious. The urban area of Muscat in the morning light is simple and crowded but full of the flavor of life. After entering Oman, the coastal road on the Arabian Sea, the uninhabited desert area of Ahama City, the Muscat Coastal Road, the distant desert and the nearby blue sea share a blue sky. The breeze blows by, with the texture of sand and the taste of the sea. The famous symbol of the capital-Muscat Gate