Key words: essays on biographies of Persia, Xiang Chong Guangming, Jinjiang Cao An and Wang Xiaoming in the 3rd century. He studied.

Take Persian city as an example: the pedestal platform is imitated from West Asia; The main hall composed of large stone pillars is imitated from the Egyptian temple; The grooves and spirals of the stone pillars were influenced by Greece; Stone lions, temple walls, reliefs and houses on both sides of the temple gate.

(on) glazed tiles on the roof are similar to Assyrian buildings, making Canaanites

(Text) 22 symbols are used, which is converted into convenience.

Pinyin letters used for writing and learning became Greek characters when they spread to the west.

(Diarrhea) Mother, Latin alphabet and other European countries

The letters of China have the same foundation, which is the most outstanding tribute in its culture.

Offer. As early as the 6th century BC, Iran's burlesque area.

(mud) Ju Lushi, the leader of Persian tribe.

A unified slavery empire was established.

Chemenid countries. Before the 3rd century A.D., ancient Persian (cuneiform) was widely used in southwestern Iran, and the words carved on the mountain near Kermanshah in western Iran about the achievements of King Darius (reigned from 5265438 BC to 485 BC) were ancient Persian. Avisto is spoken in northeastern Iran, and there are budding poems in the Zoroastrian text Avisto.

art

In terms of art, the Persian Empire left a precious legacy. The empire recruited labor and building materials from the conquered peoples to build palaces and decorate the capital. Persian architecture combines the artistic achievements of Egypt, Babylon and Greece, forming its own unique and magnificent style. The palace in Persepolis, the new capital of Darius I, is built on a high platform made of huge stones, with a hall for the king to listen to politics and a hall with 100 columns, which are 7.62 meters high, with sacred cows, horned lions and human faces as the capital (see the audience hall of Persepolis Palace in color pictures). On the side wall of the high platform, the ranks of immortal troops, courtiers and conquered nations are embossed. Susa's palace ruins have colored glazed tile walls, depicting the king's guards and various wild animals. All this is to show the greatness of the empire and the dignity of the king. Metal joinery is also a highly developed craft in Persia. Artists decorated the doors and utensils of the palace by hammering gold coins in various animal shapes.