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Anonymous users2024-02-08This line has supported Asia and Europe for more than a thousand years, if there is no income, what do you think has supported countless businessmen for more than a thousand years to desperately get on this road? The various regions on the Silk Road have different terroirs, and many special products are the only one without branches, the most famous is Chinese silk, which is the best way to make money in such a monopoly.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07The Silk Road is one of the ancient Chinese cultural roads, which are divided into the land Silk Road and the maritime Silk Road.
The overland Silk Road originated in the Western Han Dynasty, starting from Chang'an (present-day Xi'an) and passing through Gansu and Xinjiang to Central Asia.
Western Asia, and connect to the Mediterranean.
Land access for various countries. The "Maritime Silk Road" is ancient China.
The sea passage with foreign traffic and cultural exchanges, the road is mainly centered on the South China Sea, so it is also known as the South China Sea Silk Road. The starting points are mainly Guangzhou and Quanzhou. How did merchants spend the South China Sea Silk Road from China through the Indochina Peninsula and the countries of the South China Sea, through the Indian Ocean, into the Red Sea, to East Africa and Europe?
1. The Merchants of the Land Silk RoadThe merchants of the Land Silk Road, their means of action are mainly to rely on horses and camels, they will have plans and arrangements for the route they walk every day, which is less affected by the weather, and the goods account for a very large proportion of the things they transport, the merchants will form a caravan, determine the leader of the caravan, formulate a good route of action, and then prepare food and water to go to the next city, if this is a populated place or an official road along the way, They don't prepare food at all, and when it's time to eat, they go to a roadside shop to rest.
If the next leg is in the mountains or in an inaccessible area, they will prepare food and water in a large bazaar and take care of the relevant safety measures to prevent horse thieves or robbers. <>
When they arrive at the city they are going to do, they sell the goods they bring with them and then buy local products to go to the next stop or return.
Second, the Maritime Silk Road compared with the land Silk Road, the life of merchants on the sea is more difficult, their means of action is the ship, which is greatly affected by the weather, although they will walk by the coastline, but there will still be a situation where the ship capsizes and people die, <>
When leaving the first port, they will prepare a lot of food and water on board, and they will also prepare all kinds of ** and medicinal herbs. Because it is difficult for them to be sure that they can reach the next port on time, if they do not prepare food and water sufficiently, it will be a very terrible thing, and there are robbers at sea who need to have a strong ** to repel the pirates, and the medicinal herbs are used for ** after being sick, so this determines that their members will be very complicated, unlike the land Silk Road, except for the merchants are guards.
As soon as they arrive at the intended port, they will not only sell the goods, but also recruit some crew members and other personnel who need them
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