What is the most valuable impression of Zheng He Voyage?

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2022-10-28

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• 陈心怡0316
  Zheng He's voyages to the Western Ocean, promoting friendship, benevolence and good neighborliness, consolidated and developed China's friendly relations with Asian and African countries. In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, China was a powerful country with comprehensive strength ahead of the rest of the world. But the Chinese did not bully the weak. Zheng He's voyages to the Western Ocean were recognized as a peaceful journey in the world; During the past 28 years, Zheng He's fleet has always pursued the foreign policy of "sharing the blessings of peace", developed friendly relations with other countries, built a bridge of friendship between China and Asian and African countries, and further established China's image of peace and friendship.

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• 张天宇221540250

  Zheng He's voyages to the Western Seas strengthened the exchanges between Chinese and foreign civilizations, promoted the Ming Dynasty's understanding of the outside world, and also left geographical works and nautical charts that introduced coastal countries and regions.

  When Emperor Yongle sent Zheng He on the missions to the Western Seas, he expected to show off the prosperity of the Ming Empire as well as to put his ideals into practice, of making friends with and spreading peace to other countries near and far.Of the many places that Zheng He's fleets reached, they never occupied an inch of anybody's territory, nor took away the slightest bit of anybody's property, nor left a single soldier on anybody's land. Instead, they always presented all sorts of gifts to local kings and their families, chieftains at different levels, and to Buddhist temples. The gifts ranged from cash, silk, porcelain and clothing, to utensils made of iron, copper, silver and gold. Zheng He even brought bricks, tiles and glazed tiles for locals to build temples in some parts of Southeast Asia. Following principles of fair trade, Zheng He's crew bartered porcelain, silk, tea, and metal utensils with local governments and ordinary citizens for jewelry, spices, medicine, and rare animals. They also introduced to the countries they visited items such as: the Chinese calendar, Chinese medical sciences, and technologies in farming, manufacturing, navigation and shipbuilding.It also reflects the basic development of China's navigation industry during the Ming Dynasty, such as the development of shipbuilding, the use of compasses, the accumulation of navigation experience, the cultivation of a large number of sailors, and the increase of navigation knowledge.

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• 史健均

  Zheng He's voyages reached the pinnacle of the world's seafaring at that time, in terms of scale, duration and scope. It shows the ancient Chinese People's indomitable spirit of exploration, but also widened the Chinese People's horizons. It has also promoted economic and cultural exchanges and friendly exchanges between China and many Asian and African countries.

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• 符晶晶

  When Emperor Yongle sent Zheng He on the missions to the Western Seas, he expected toshow off the prosperity of the Ming Empire as well as to put his ideals into practice, of making friends with and spreading peace to other countries near and far. Zheng He's huge fleet was indeed proof of the strength of China at the time. At the same time, the navigator was also fulfilling the emperor's wishes of developing China's international relations.

  Of the many places that Zheng He's fleets reached, they never occupied an inch of anybody'sterritory, nor took away the slightest bit of anybody's property, nor left a single soldier on anybody's land. Instead, they always presented all sorts of gifts to local kings and their families, chieftains at different levels, and to Buddhist temples. The gifts ranged from cash, silk, porcelain and clothing, to utensils made of iron, copper, silver and gold. Zheng He even brought bricks, tiles and glazed tiles for locals to build temples in some parts of Southeast Asia. Following principles of fair trade, Zheng He's crew bartered porcelain, silk, tea, and metal utensils with local governments and ordinary citizens for jewelry, spices, medicine, and rare animals. They also introduced to the countries they visited items such as: the Chinese calendar, Chinese medical sciences, and technologies in farming, manufacturing, navigation and shipbuilding.

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• 符晶晶
  When Emperor Yongle sent Zheng He on the missions to the Western Seas, he expected toshow off the prosperity of the Ming Empire as well as to put his ideals into practice, of making friends with and spreading peace to other countries near and far. Zheng He's huge fleet was indeed proof of the strength of China at the time. At the same time, the navigator was also fulfilling the emperor's wishes of developing China's international relations.Of the many places that Zheng He's fleets reached, they never occupied an inch of anybody'sterritory, nor took away the slightest bit of anybody's property, nor left a single soldier on anybody's land. Instead, they always presented all sorts of gifts to local kings and their families, chieftains at different levels, and to Buddhist temples. The gifts ranged from cash, silk, porcelain and clothing, to utensils made of iron, copper, silver and gold. Zheng He even brought bricks, tiles and glazed tiles for locals to build temples in some parts of Southeast Asia. Following principles of fair trade, Zheng He's crew bartered porcelain, silk, tea, and metal utensils with local governments and ordinary citizens for jewelry, spices, medicine, and rare animals. They also introduced to the countries they visited items such as: the Chinese calendar, Chinese medical sciences, and technologies in farming, manufacturing, navigation and shipbuilding.

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• 刘保发
  Of the many places that Zheng He's fleets reached, they never occupied an inch of anybody's territory, nor took away the slightest bit of anybody's property, nor left a single soldier on anybody's land. Instead, they always presented all sorts of gifts to local kings and their families, chieftains at different levels, and to Buddhist temples. The gifts ranged from cash, silk, porcelain and clothing, to utensils made of iron, copper, silver and gold. Zheng He even brought bricks, tiles and glazed tiles for locals to build temples in some parts of Southeast Asia. Following principles of fair trade, Zheng He's crew bartered porcelain, silk, tea, and metal utensils with local governments and ordinary citizens for jewelry, spices, medicine, and rare animals. They also introduced to the countries they visited items such as: the Chinese calendar, Chinese medical sciences, and technologies in farming, manufacturing, navigation and shipbuilding.

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• 桑睿
  When Emperor Yongle sent Zheng He on the missions to the Western  Seas, he expected to show off the prosperity of the Ming Empire as  well as to put his ideals into practice, of making friends with and  spreading peace to other countries near and far.Of the many places  that Zheng He's fleets reached, they never occupied an inch of  anybody's territory, nor took away the slightest bit of anybody's  property, nor left a single soldier on anybody's land. Instead, they  always presented all sorts of gifts to local kings and their families,  chieftains at different levels, and to Buddhist temples. The gifts  ranged from cash, silk, porcelain and clothing, to utensils made of  iron, copper, silver and gold. Zheng He even brought bricks, tiles and  glazed tiles for locals to build temples in some parts of Southeast  Asia. Following principles of fair trade, Zheng He's crew bartered  porcelain, silk, tea, and metal utensils with local governments and  ordinary citizens for jewelry, spices, medicine, and rare animals.  They also introduced to the countries they visited items such as: the  Chinese calendar, Chinese medical sciences, and technologies in  farming, manufacturing, navigation and shipbuilding.

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• 廖欣妹221540784
  The commander of the fleet was Zheng He(1371-1433), an important official in the court of Emperor Yongle (r. 1403-1424) of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). Born to a Muslim family, Zheng He also believed in Buddhism and Mazu (Chinese goddess of the sea). Intelligent and knowledgeable about navigation, he was entrusted by the emperor to direct all seven adventurous missions.On each of the seven voyages to the Western Seas, his fleet consisted of more than 100 ships, with 62 large and medium-sized ships forming the main body. Crews and other personnel added up to more than 20,000.When Emperor Yongle sent Zheng He on the missions to the Western Seas, he expected to show off the prosperity of the Ming Empire as well as to put his ideals into practice of making friends with and spreading peace to other countries near and far. Zheng He's huge fleet was indeed proof of the strength of China at the time. At the same time, the navigator was also fulfilling the emperor's wishes of developing China's international relations.

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  梁宇婷

          As the world's earliest ad largest sea voyage,Zheng He's voyages to the Western Seas were a feat in human history .In seven voyages,Zheng He led more than 700,0000men to more than 30 countries.They navigated by compases,the most sophisticated instruments in the world at the time, and by currents.The navigational charts at that time were the earliest and moet accurate in the world .The development of navigation technology is enough to show the strong development of China at that time. 

          Zheng He was sent to the Western seas by the emperor in order to deter foreign invaders from invading China and to open the country to further economic development at home.He was required to preach the diplomatic concept of ''we share pesce,enjoy peace near and far,aside by the way of heaven and respect each other''in every country he visited,whicn also provided great inspiration for our current policy.

         What really impresses me most is that this 600-year-old voyage tells us that the building of civilization requires an open mind.Zheng He's voyages to the Weastern seas opened up the Maritime Silk Road, which brought silk,porcelain,cultivation and cultivation technology to foreign countries,and also introduced advanced science and technology from abroad,which further promoted China's development.Even today,the Maritime Silk Road is still playing a win-win role.It's a feat in humen history.                                                                                     

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• 刘芮鸣

      When Emperor Yongle sent Zheng He on the missions to the Western Seas, he expected to show off the prosperity of the Ming Empire as well as to put his ideals into practice of making friends with and spreading peace to other countries near and far. Zheng He‘s huge fleet was indeed proof of the strength of China at the time. At the same time, the navigator was also fulfilling the emperor's wishes of developing China's international relations.

      Zheng He's fleets were unparalleled during his time in terms of size, navigation technology，organization and amenities, in order to be capable of making those successful long trips. Zheng He's ships were also constructed with advanced technology and craft.

      Of the many places that Zheng He's fleets reached, they never occupied an inch of anybody’s territory，nor took away the slightest bit of anybody's property, nor left a single soldier on anybody’s land. Instead, they always presented all sorts of gifts to local kings and their families, chieftains at different levels, and to Buddhist temples. The gifts ranged from cash, silk, porcelain and clothing, to utensils made of iron, copper, silver and gold. Zheng He even brought bricks, tiles and glazed tiles for locals to build temples in some parts of Southeast Asia. Following principles of fair trade, Zheng He's crew bartered porcelain, silk, tea, and metal utensils with local governments and ordinary citizens for jewelry, spices, medicine, and rare animals.

      More than 600 years have passed since Zheng He went to the West, and it has left Chinese an important historical experience and enlightenment, that is, the construction of civilization requires an open mind, without an open mind, there will be no future for this nation. Zheng He's route to the West was known as the Maritime Silk Road, an open road to an unfamiliar coastline.

   

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