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The Silk Road was a historically significant international passage that facilitated the exchange of civilizations between the East and the West. The Silk Road not only introduced papermaking out of China, but also introduced grapes, peppers, walnuts and other fruits, sapphires, glass products and other ornaments, Buddhism from Central Asia, and Buddhist scriptures translated and monasteries built by visiting monks from the Western Regions during the reign of Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty. 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.
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【Sentence 1】Silk Road, you are a torch, made of exquisite silk in China, burning with the brilliant ancient flames of the East and West, you are a young girl, far away in the Neolithic Age, the children of the Yellow River will dress you with silkworms, you are a person with lofty ideals, as early as the Yin Shang period, you will cross the land route of the hinterland of Asia to the West, the Silk Road, you are a postman, send the four great inventions of the East to the West, bring the cultural products of the West to the East, promote the process of world civilization, and enrich the material spirit of the Central Plains.
Sentence 2] The Silk Road, in a nutshell, is a general term for the east-west transportation route that has been connecting Europe and North Africa since ancient times, starting from East Asia, passing through Central Asia and West Asia. The Silk Road is of great significance in the history of the world. It is the transportation artery of the Eurasian continent and the bridge where the three major cultures of China, India and Greece meet.
Turpan is a shining pearl on the Silk Road. The Silk Road in Xinjiang is divided into three routes: southern, central and northern. The Silk Road was a trade route between China and the West in ancient times.
Sentence 3] Today, if we take a plane to the west, whether it is to West Asia, India, or Europe, it will take more than 20 hours at most. However, in ancient times, when our ancestors traveled west, whether by land or sea, it took many times longer and how many difficulties and obstacles they had to overcome. The need to communicate with the outside world prompted our ancestors to open a land passage connecting Eastern and Western civilizations as early as the Western Han Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago, which is the famous "Silk Road."
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Liangzhou word Wang Zhilian.
The Yellow River is far above the white clouds, a lonely city and ten thousand mountains.
Why should Qiang Di complain about the willows, the spring breeze does not pass the jade gate.
Yumen Pass was the only way to the Silk Road in ancient times.
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The slogan of the Silk Road is as follows: Sideshow1. Promote cultural exchanges and seek common cooperation and development.
2. Cultural Temple, Dunhuang of Mankind.
3. Jointly seek cultural development and promote people-to-people bonds.
4. Inherit the spirit of the Silk Road and promote exchanges among civilizations.
5. Cultural Temple, Dunhuang for mankind.
6. Peaceful cooperation, openness and inclusiveness; Learn from each other, mutual benefit and win-win results.
7. Promote cultural exchanges and seek common cooperation and development.
8. Warmly welcome guests and friends from all over the world to write a new chapter in civilization exchanges.
9. "Tolerance" is great, and "clothing" dominates the world.
10. The Silk Road, exposing the world, gathering Dunhuang.
11. Seek common cultural development and promote people-to-people bonds.
12. Do a good job in the fair and establish a new image.
13. Inherit the spirit of the Silk Road and promote exchanges and mutual learning among civilizations.
14. Wenbo is coming to us, and we add color to Wenbo.
15. Share the ancient civilization of the Silk Road and start new ideas for development.
16. The museum is coming to us, and we add color to the museum.
The sons and daughters of Wanlongyuan warmly welcome friends from home and abroad.
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Eldest sister, alas, this homework, you haven't taught it yet??
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The Silk Road is an international thoroughfare of historical significance. Through this ancient road, the ancient Chinese culture, Indian culture, Persian culture, Arab culture and ancient Greek and Roman culture are connected, and the exchange of Eastern and Western civilizations is promoted. Xinjiang, the center of the Silk Road, is the place where Eastern and Western cultures have converged and exchanged throughout the ages, and it is also the place where many famous historical figures have moved, leaving behind countless historical relics and rare cultural relics.
China was the first country to raise silkworms and reeling silk. From 138 BC to 119 BC, Zhang Qian, a diplomat in the Western Han Dynasty, communicated this ancient road. He led the delegation to carry ** and Mianbo to the area of Lilan (now Ruoqiang), Yuli, Qiuzi (now Kucha), Shuamu Darya and other areas.
Le (present-day Kashgar), Yutian (present-day Hotan), Wusun (present-day Ili River Basin), Dawan, Kangju, Dayueshi and other Xinjiang and Central Asian Amu Darya valley regions. His lieutenants also visited countries such as Anxi (present-day Iran) and Shenzhi (present-day India). Countries in these regions also sent envoys to the Central Plains of China, and there was an endless stream of business trips.
Silk, ironware, yellow and platinum, bronze mirrors, lacquer, etc., flowed into the Central Plains of China in large quantities. The spread of papermaking: One thing that cannot be forgotten in the Tang Dynasty is the spread of papermaking.
In 751 A.D., the Tang and Persia fought a battle at the Talas River. The Tang army was defeated and had to retreat. Among the prisoners of war sent to Samarkhan and Babula was a papermaker.
This papermaker spread the art of papermaking.
Items spread by the Silk Road: Nowadays, our common grapes, alfalfa, flax, cucumbers, peppers, walnuts, etc., are said to be brought back by Zhang Qian. In addition, through this trade road opened up by Zhang Qian, various things came to pass.
In addition to the Dawan horse favored by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, there are carpets, woolen fabrics, sapphires, precious stones, gold and silverware, glassware, pearls, turqi stones, and Roman and Persian silver coins, as well as Buddhism that came from Central Asia after BC, and Buddhist scriptures translated by visiting monks from the Western Regions during the reign of Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty. In addition, silk fabrics, porcelain, and lacquerware made in China also spread to the West. It is said that in order to maintain their monopoly on silk fabrics, the Chinese strictly forbade the export of silkworm seeds while exporting silk fabrics.
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Liangzhou word Wang Zhilian.
The Yellow River is far above the white clouds, a lonely city and ten thousand mountains.
Why should Qiang Di complain about the willows, the spring breeze does not pass the jade gate.
Yumen Pass was the only way to the Silk Road in ancient times.
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[Seven Uniques: Re-walking the Silk Road].
Ambition to go west to trace the ancient traces, in the sunset of the lonely desert.
The ancient camel bell road silk road, Huma still hears the Tang and Han winds.
Seven Laws: Slow Silk Road].
The small rain mud glazed umbrella is light, and the heavenly palace is concerned with the rain and sunshine.
Looking for the relics and showing the grievances of the king, he suddenly felt sorrowful and compassionate.
But the border pass is like a stone, and the ancient silk road is like a sheng.
Now the dust of the wild goose is far away, and it is not full of the eternal love of the Tianshan Mountains.
Seven Uniques: Silk Road].
It is difficult for ghosts to walk in the desert desert, and the birds want to fly but can't.
But seeing the dragon roaring, the sky was red.
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