How to introduce the cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries in Tang Dynasty with the same day?

It can be introduced as follows: first, show the picture slogan of "the mountains and rivers are exotic, the sun and the moon are the same day" and the poem of "embroidered robe edge"

Then introduce the slogan of "mountains and rivers in different places, the sun and the moon share the same wind", which is the slogan of epidemic prevention materials donated by Japan during the epidemic. Although we live in different regions and different mountains and rivers, we breathe the same breeze and look up at the same bright moon. We are residents of the global village and the unity of human destiny. In fact, this poem comes from Japanese official Hasega in the Tang Dynasty. He entrusted an envoy of the Tang Dynasty to his good friend in China at that time. A monk in Yangzhou sent a cassock with this poem embroidered on it. The full text of the poem is "the mountains and rivers are exotic, the moon is the same, the buddhas send them, and they are bound by * * *. -"embroidered robe". After receiving this gift, the monk in Yangzhou immediately started his trip to Japan. After suffering, even if he died nine times, he didn't regret it. So who is this monk? Who were the envoys to the Tang Dynasty at that time? What mission did they come to China with? Let's learn the lesson "Cultural Exchange between China and Foreign Countries in Tang Dynasty".

Learn from China and the West: The so-called "diplomatic envoys in Tang Dynasty" refers to diplomatic envoys appointed by foreign governments in the Tang Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, Japan sent envoys to the Tang Dynasty as a bridge to absorb and digest the advanced system and culture of the Tang Dynasty, so as to promote the development of Japanese society, politics, economy and culture. Therefore, sending envoys to the Tang Dynasty became an important role in Sino-Japanese relations in the Tang Dynasty.