Chinese reading from Chang an to Rome, from Chang an to Rome?

I think it's pretty good, or at least it's shocking, because it's a very memorable piece of history.

Zhang Qian sent an envoy to the Western Regions, opened a communication line to promote economic and cultural exchanges between the East and the West - the Silk Road, from Chang'an through the Hexi Corridor, and then divided into two roads, north and south, the south road is out of Yangguan (now southwest of Dunhuang, Gansu) westward, through Shanshan (near present-day Luobu Naoer), along the northern foot of Kunlun Mountain, through Khotan (now Hotan), Shadong, Puli (now Tashkurgan), over the Green Ridge, to Dayueshi, and then westward to Anxi and the Mediterranean Daqin (now the Roman Republic), or from Dayueshi to the south into the body poison (India); The north road is from Yumen Pass (now northwest of Dunhuang) to the west, through the former country of Cheshi (near the present Turpan), along the southern foot of the Tianshan Mountains to the west, through Yanqi, Shule, over the Green Ridge, to Dawan. further north-south to Kangju and Xiancai; Southwest to Otsuki, rest. The most transported goods on this trans-Eurasian route were silk, hence the name "Silk Road" or "Silk Road".

It is also said that there are four routes on the Silk Road

Chang'an--Dunhuang--Yumenguan--Yangguan--Shanshan--Khotan--India.

This is the southernmost route).

Chang'an - Dunhuang - Yumen Pass - Yangguan - Shule - Dawan - Constantinople.

This is the northernmost route).

Chang'an--Dunhuang--Yumenguan--Yangguan--Shule--Dawan--Rest--Iran.

third route).

Chang'an--Dunhuang--Yumen Pass--Yangguan--Shule--Dawan--Rest--Daqin--Rome.

This is the farthest route)

In the Han Dynasty, there were three main routes to Rome:

1. It is the main line, Zhang Qian's hollow route, after crossing the Green Ridge (Pamir Plateau), passing through today's Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Syria, and then divided into two routes, one is to take the sea route by boat across the Mediterranean Sea directly to Rome, and the other is to travel by land from present-day Turkey, Bulgaria, Serbia, and Italy.

2.Steppe Silk Road. From Shaanxi and Gansu to the northern frontier of the Western Regions (or directly to the Mongolian Plateau), through the Kazakh steppe, from the northern shore of the Caspian Sea, through present-day Russia, Ukraine to Europe.

3.Sea route. At that time, sea ships could not work, so they could only drive along the coast and stop for supplies.

From Guangzhou, it sailed through Cochin and Ninan (present-day Vietnam) and stopped at Funan (Cambodia), Langyaxiu (in Malaysia), and Yetiao (Indonesia), and anchored off the coasts of Burma, Bangladesh, and India, and then crossed the Arabian Sea to present-day Yemen, Eritrea, Egypt, and then crossed the Mediterranean Sea to Rome.

Culture in the heart of history: From Chang'an in the Han Dynasty to Rome, Shengbi has to pass through the ancient Silk Road, which is the heart road to a beautiful city.

According to the route at that time, it had to pass through Kazakhstan, Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, Yugoslavia, Greece, Poland, Bulgaria, France, Italy.

The Silk Road is an important commercial road in ancient China, which was opened up by Zhang Qian in the Han Dynasty and is a bridge between the East and the West.

Generally, it takes half a year, that is, a round trip a year!

An ancient transportation artery across the Asian continent. Since 119 BC Zhang Qian's mission to the Western Regions, it has gradually appeared. From Chang'an, the ancient capital of China in the east (near present-day Xi'an), westward along Weishui, through the Hexi Corridor (present-day Gansu Province, the narrow strip), to Dunhuang, out of Yumen Pass and Yangguan, into the "Western Regions" (now Xinjiang and the west of the region).

The south road out of Yangguan along the northern foot of the Kunlun Mountains to the west, the north road out of Yumen Pass along the southern foot of the Tianshan Mountains to the west, over the Green Ridge (now the Pamir Plateau) into present-day Central Asia, and then westward, through present-day Iran and other countries to reach the territory of Daqin (the territory of the Roman Empire in the Middle East). In the Han Dynasty, the south road was mostly walked. In the Tang Dynasty, the north road was mostly walked.

The "Silk Road" is about 7,000 kilometers long and is named after the transportation of Chinese silk, which is regarded as a treasure in the West. Through the Silk Road, Chinese silk, ironware, and well-drilling techniques were transmitted to the Western Regions, and local products and musical instruments from the Western Regions, as well as Buddhism from India, were also introduced to China. The Silk Road was an important channel for economic and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries during the Han and Tang dynasties.

It is necessary to pass through Kazakhstan, Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, Yugoslavia, Greece, Poland, Bulgaria, France, Italy.

China and Italy were the first Chinese and Western countries to come into contact with each other through the Silk Road. More than 2,000 years ago, the Silk Road closely linked China and Italy, two ancient civilizations in the East and the West. Now, because of the "Belt and Road" initiative, the fate of the China-Italy Silk Road has once again been revitalized.

The starting point of the Silk Road, the birthplace of Chinese civilization, has a history of more than 3,100 years of city building and more than 1,100 years of capital history. It is the capital of Shaanxi Province, a sub-provincial city, the core city of the Guanzhong Plain urban agglomeration, a gateway city and an important hub of the "Belt and Road", an important central city in western China, an important national scientific research, education and industrial base, and a "World Historic City" determined by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.

Now it's straight to the plane now. Just through China and Italy.

It was a trade route, not a place, that is, the overland Silk Road, which stretched from Chang'an (now Xi'an) in the east to Daqin (now Rome) in the west, passing through the Hexi Corridor and Xinjiang.

The "Silk Road" refers to the overland commercial passage connecting the hinterland of China with the European lands, formed between the 2nd century BC and the 1st century AD, and remained in use until the 16th century.

This is a major path of economic, political, and cultural exchange between the East and the West. Its basic direction is set in the Han Dynasty of China, including three routes: the southern, middle, and northern routes.

It crosses the Longshan Mountains, crosses the Hexi Corridor, passes through Yumen Pass and Yangguan, reaches Xinjiang, passes through Central Asia, West Asia and North Africa along the oases and the Pamir Plateau, and finally reaches Africa and Europe, with a total length of more than 7,000 kilometers, and a total length of more than 4,000 kilometers in China.

The Silk Road was a passage across Asia and Europe in ancient times. It stretches from Chang'an, the ancient capital of the Han and Tang dynasties in China (now Xi'an, Shaanxi) in the east, to Rome in the west.

The Silk Road of the Han Dynasty stretched from Chang'an in the east, through the Hexi Corridor, through present-day Xinjiang, to Central Asia, South Asia, and West Asia, and finally to Daqin (present-day Eastern Europe and West Asia), also known as Rome.

The Hexi Corridor of Chang'an --- --- present-day Xinjiang region--- Central Asia, South Asia, West Asia, --- Daqin.

It is a trade route, not a local one. That is, the overland Silk Road, which stretched from Chang'an (now Xi'an) in the east to Daqin (now Rome) in the west, passing through the Hexi Corridor and Xinjiang.