questions for week 7-9
王延慧
1. What is the most valuable impression of Zheng He Voyage?
2. What is the meaning of the sculpture named “Galloping Horse Overtaking a Flying Swallow”?
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sqlThe voyages helped expand foreign interest in Chinese goods such as silk and porcelain . In addition , Zheng He brought exotic foreign items back to China , including the first giraffe ever seen there . At the same time , the fleet ' s obvious strength meant that the Emperor of China commanded respect and inspired fear all over Asia .
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221540425 林航宇The motive and purpose of Zheng He's voyages to the "West" was also the motive and purpose of Emperor Chengzu's sending him to the "West". The early Ming Dynasty was a period of upward development. At that time, in the north, Mongolian forces had been expelled from the Great Wall, and the feudal rule of the Ming Dynasty had been consolidated. With the recovery and development of social economy, the country was becoming stronger and stronger, which might make it develop overseas. The Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty believed that he was the "donor" of "the Heavenly Kings ruling the world" and asked all overseas countries to pay tribute. Like the utilitarian feudal emperors of previous dynasties, Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty also wanted to promote national prestige and show his wealth to the outside world. The motive and purpose of Zheng He's voyages to the "West" was also the motive and purpose of Emperor Chengzu's sending him to the "West". The early Ming Dynasty was a period of upward development. At that time, in the north, Mongolian forces had been expelled from the Great Wall, and the feudal rule of the Ming Dynasty had been consolidated. With the recovery and development of social economy, the country was becoming stronger and stronger, which might make it develop overseas. The Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty believed that he was the "donor" of "the Heavenly Kings ruling the world" and asked all overseas countries to pay tribute. Like the utilitarian feudal emperors of previous dynasties, Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty also wanted to promote national prestige and show his wealth to the outside world. The motive and purpose of Zheng He's voyages to the "West" was also the motive and purpose of Emperor Chengzu's sending him to the "West". The early Ming Dynasty was a period of upward development. At that time, in the north, Mongolian forces had been expelled from the Great Wall, and the feudal rule of the Ming Dynasty had been consolidated. With the recovery and development of social econo
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陈钰鹏 2215408101. Opened up overseas trade, and to some extent changed the sea ban policy since Zhu Yuanzhang, Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty;2. Enabling the Ming Dynasty to establish a military system in Southeast Asia;3. Zheng He's voyages to the Western Seas strengthened the exchanges between Chinese and foreign civilizations, promoted the understanding of the outside world in the Ming Dynasty, and also left geographical works and nautical charts that introduced the coastal countries and regions.
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樊后荣
Notable explorers from noted nautical events in ancient Europe, such as Columbus, Vasco da Gama, and Magellan had only a few ships and a few hundred crew members. However, Zheng He’s fleet was composed of more than 200 ships with a crew of more than 27,000, reaching an unprecedented scale in the history of human exploration.
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后翔宇Answer to question 1: It has promoted cultural and economic exchanges between China and Asian and African countries, and demonstrated the strength of the Ming Dynasty and the friendship of the Chinese nation。
Answer to question 2: Its focus is not to show the horse. The horse is just a prop it borrows, and it wants to show the momentum of flying.
This bronze galloping horse shows the charm of speed. When a horse runs, it is like jumping into the sky, so in ancient China, there was a saying that a horse can fly in the sky. To express the speed of a horse in this way is not just to portray a fast horse, but to publicize a spirit. Speed brings whirl. In the whirl, the spirit of flying into the air and dancing fiercely is generated, which makes people transcend the real world and generate the will to walk with the sky and let life fly,
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王智可1. It promoted China's ancient navigation to its peak and became the pioneer of the world's great navigation era in the 15th and 16th centuries. 2. It promoted the expansion of overseas trade and promoted the economic exchanges and development between China and foreign countries. 3. The spread of Chinese civilization has promoted two-way exchanges and common progress between Chinese and foreign cultures. 4. The friendly relations between China and Asian and African countries have been consolidated and developed through the promotion of friendship, benevolence and good neighborliness. 5. It shows the Chinese nation's heroic spirit of fearing hardships and dangers and forging ahead bravely, as well as its open and enterprising mind, which has left us precious spiritual wealth. 6. It has carried forward the scientific spirit of the Chinese nation to attach importance to and explore the oceans, and has provided important inspiration for the revitalization of China's marine cause. The symbolic meaning of horse stepping on the flying swallow is that it not only reflects the profound and low connotation of Chinese tourism culture, but also symbolizes the take-off of the Chinese nation! Horse Stepping on Flying Swallow is a magic and rare treasure in the history of ancient sculpture art in China, and is now a graphic symbol of Chinese tourism. The horse is a symbol of speed on the land in ancient times, while the swallow is a symbol of speed in the sky. When the horse steps on the flying swallow, there is a feeling of "flying in the sky without restraint", which fully reflects freedom and openness! The vigorous vitality and indomitable momentum of horse stepping on the flying swallow is a symbol of the Chinese nation!
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刘子菁The bronze galloping horse of the Eastern Han Dynasty was 34.5 cm tall, 45 cm long, 13 cm wide and 7.15 kg in weight. The horse roared with his head held high, his trunk was strong, his limbs were long, his legs and hooves were light, his three feet were flying in the air, he galloped forward, and one foot stepped on the flying swallow. A huge horse stepped on the back of a galloping dragon sparrow. The little dragon sparrow looked back in surprise, showing the majesty of the steed flying in the air and running at a high speed. The horse is a symbol of speed on the land in ancient times, while the swallow is a symbol of speed in the sky. When the horse steps on the flying swallow, there is a feeling of "flying in the sky without restraint", which fully reflects freedom and openness! The vigorous vitality and indomitable momentum of horse stepping on the flying swallow is a symbol of the Chinese nation -
刘子菁Zheng He made China, a peaceful, powerful and generous country of etiquette, rise from the sea. Under the guidance of Zheng He's pioneering spirit, more and more people have devoted themselves to the navigation industry. How great he is! As Young Pioneers of the new era, we are the flowers of the motherland, and the future of the motherland. We should learn from Zheng He, take him as an example, learn from his dauntless spirit of fearing difficulties and moving forward bravely, work hard, study hard, master more advanced scientific and cultural knowledge, and be the vanguard of the times. I also dream of being a friendly envoy in the future and spreading friendship, peace and civilization to every corner of the world.
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蔡杰1:It took Zheng He 28 years to lead 7 ocean journeys in total. He used compasses,ocean maps and other things to help him find new places. He went on his ocean journey with over 200 ships and about 27000 people each time. On ihs journeys,the biggest ship was about 151.8 meters long and 61.6 meters wide. He visited more than 30 countries and areas. He made the ocean journeys in order to develop trade and friendship between China and other countries. -
蔡杰t took Zheng He 28 years to lead 7 ocean journeys in total. He used compasses,ocean maps and other things to help him find new places. He went on his ocean journey with over 200 ships and about 27000 people each time. On ihs journeys,the biggest ship was about 151.8 meters long and 61.6 meters wide. He visited more than 30 countries and areas. He made the ocean journeys in order to develop trade and friendship between China and other countries.
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