简要介绍郑和下西洋
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简要介绍郑和下西洋
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王汐铭Zheng He's voyagesto the West were a sea voyage during the reign of Yongle and Xuande in the Ming Dynasty.The first voyage started in the third year of Yongle(1405)and thelast voyage ended in the eighth year of Xuande(1433),totaling seven.During the seven voyages,Sanbao eunuchZheng He led his fleet to set out from Nanjing,gather inLiujiagang,Taicang,Jiangsu Province,and goto Fuzhou,Fujian,Changle,Taiping Portto wait for the wind and open the ocean.He sailed far to the Western Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean,and visitedmore than30countries and regions,including Java,Sumatra,Sulu,Pengheng,Zhenla,Guri,Siam,Bangkara,Adan,Tianfang,Zuofer,Hulumus,Mugu Dubun,etc,As faras East Africa and the Red Sea are known.
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王汐铭On the11thday ofthe7thlunar monthof1405,ahuge fleetof208ships appeared on the blue seas of the earth.With more than27,500people aboard,it wasthe greatest fleet with the largest crews the world had ever seen.Carrying cargoes of porcelain,silk,tea,and numerousother treasures,the fleetnavigated the South China Sea,passing throughthe Strait of Malacca,and traversingthe Indian Ocean to arrive at countries on the coasts of Asia and Africa.Over the next28years,six morefleets of a similar scale,with crewstotaling more than100,000people,left Chinafor further voyages to the Western Seas and arrived in more than30countries along the way-"Western Seas"being theterm used in ancient China to refer to the regions west of the South China Sea.In West Asia,they visitedthe holy city of Mecca;in Africa,they reachedas far as the port of Beira(inpresent-dayMozambique).
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安永骏On the 11th day of the 7th lunar month of 1405, a huge fleet of 208 ships appeared on the blue seas of the earth. With more than 27,500 people aboard, it was the greatest fleet with the largest crews the world had ever seen. Carrying cargoes of porcelain, silk, tea, and numerous other treasures, the fleet navigated the South China Sea, passing through the Strait of Malacca, and traversing the Indian Ocean to arrive at countries on the coasts of Asia and Africa. Over the next 28 years, six more fleets of a similar scale, with crews totaling more than 100,000 people, left China for further voyages to the Western Seas and arrived in more than 30 countries along the way – "Western Seas" being the term used in ancient China to refer to the regions west of the South China Sea. In West Asia, they visited the holy city of Mecca; in Africa, they reached as far as the port of Beira (in present-day Mozambique). -
王婷Zheng He's voyages to the West were a sea voyage during the reign of Yongle and Xuande in the Ming Dynasty. The first voyage started in the third year of Yongle (1405) and the last voyage ended in the eighth year of Xuande (1433), totaling seven. During the seven voyages, Sanbao eunuch Zheng He led his fleet to set out from Nanjing, gather in Liujiagang, Taicang, Jiangsu Province, and go to Fuzhou, Fujian, Changle, Taiping Port to wait for the wind and open the ocean. He sailed far to the Western Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, and visited more than 30 countries and regions, including Java, Sumatra, Sulu, Pengheng, Zhenla, Guri, Siam, Bangkara, Adan, Tianfang, Zuofer, Hulumus, Mugu Dubun, etc, As far as East Africa and the Red Sea are known. -
吕宜臻On the 11th day of the 7th lunar month of 1405, a huge fleet of 208 ships appeared on the blue seas of the earth. With more than 27,500 people aboard, it was the greatest fleet with the largest crews the world had ever seen. Carrying cargoes of porcelain, silk, tea, and numerous other treasures, the fleet navigated the South China Sea, passing through the Strait of Malacca, and traversing the Indian Ocean to arrive at countries on the coasts of Asia and Africa. Over the next 28 years, six more fleets of a similar scale, with crews totaling more than 100,000 people, left China for further voyages to the Western Seas and arrived in more than 30 countries along the way – "Western Seas" being the term used in ancient China to refer to the regions west of the South China Sea. -
王炜博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 -
陈茜Zheng He's voyage to the West was a voyage between Yongle and Xuande in Ming Dynasty. The first voyage started in Yongle three years (1405), and the last voyage ended in Xuande eight years (1433), totaling seven times. Because the mission was being made by Zheng He, and the fleet sailed to the west of Borneo. -
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余永丰Zheng He's voyages to the Western Seas were the largest in ancient China with the largest number of ships (more than 240), the largest number of seafarers and the longest sea voyage. They were decades earlier than those of many European countries, which directly reflected the power of the Ming Dynasty. Zheng He's voyages were far more than those of Portuguese, Spanish and other navigators, such as Magellan, Columbus, Da Gama, etc., for nearly a century. Zheng He was the forerunner of the "Great Age of Navigation" and the only Oriental. There are different opinions on the purpose of Zheng He's voyages to the West. One said that he wanted to promote the virtues of the Ming Dynasty. It is recorded in the Biography of Zheng He in the History of the Ming Dynasty that "he also wanted to show his soldiers to foreign countries and show China's prosperity and power". -
宋刘柳On the 11th day of the 7th lunar month of 1405, a huge fleet of 208 ships appeared on the blue seas of the earth. With more than 27,500 people aboard, it was the greatest fleet with the largest crews the world had ever seen. Carrying cargoes of porcelain, silk, tea, and numerous other treasures, the fleet navigated the South China Sea, passing through the Strait of Malacca, and traversing the Indian Ocean to arrive at countries on the coasts of Asia and Africa. Over the next 28 years, six more fleets of a similar scale, with crews totaling more than 100,000 people, left China for further voyages to the Western Seas and arrived in more than 30 countries along the way – "Western Seas" being the term used in ancient China to refer to the regions west of the South China Sea. In West Asia, they visited the holy city of Mecca; in Africa, they reached as far as the port of Beira (in present-day Mozambique).
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