Interpretation of Silk Road Poetry

Zhaojun's departure from the fortress is a true story in the history of China. Wang Zhaojun, whose real name is Chang, was originally a palace maid of the Han Dynasty. In 54 BC, Uhaanyehe, a Hun, was defeated by his brother Zhi Zhi Khan, moved south to Guanglu outside the Great Wall, made friends with the Western Han Dynasty, and entered Chang 'an three times to ask for relatives and friends from Emperor Gaozu. When Wang Zhaojun heard about it, he asked to leave the village for a kiss. When she arrived in Xiongnu, she was named "Hu Ning E Shi" (E Shi, meaning "Queen"), symbolizing that she would bring peace, tranquility and prosperity to Xiongnu. Later, with the support of the Western Han Dynasty, Uhaanyehe took control of the whole territory of Xiongnu, thus making the Xiongnu and the Han Dynasty reconciled for half a century. Later, there were also works of art with this story as the theme, such as poetry, pipa, drama and TV series.

The Silk Road, or simply the Silk Road. It refers to the land passage opened by Zhang Qian in the Western Han Dynasty (202 BC-8 AD), starting from Chang 'an (Jin 'an) and connecting Mediterranean countries through Gansu and Xinjiang (this road is also called the "Northwest Silk Road" to distinguish it from the other two traffic routes named "Silk Road" in the future). Because silk products have the greatest influence on the goods transported westward on this road, it is named (and many silks are shipped from China). Its basic trend was set in the Han Dynasty, including three routes: South Road, Middle Road and North Road. There are TV plays, music, games and so on.

Being a family means that Princess Wencheng is in Tibet. She was familiar with the scriptures, did not avoid difficulties and obstacles, and married Tubo far away, which brought great changes and progress to the Tubo people and made historic contributions to promoting the economic and cultural exchanges between Tang and Tibet and enhancing the close, friendly and cooperative relations between the two peoples. People respect and appreciate her very much, so they specially built Jokhang Temple and Potala Palace, carved statues to commemorate her, and still worship her today.

Zheng He's voyages to the West indicate that Zheng He made seven voyages to the West in the early days. The length, scale and scope of Zheng He's voyages to the West are unprecedented. It not only reached the peak of world navigation at that time, but also made great contributions to the development of friendly relations between China and Asian countries in politics, economy and culture. Later, there were cartoons and TV series of the same name adapted from historical records.