The Silk Road
The Silk Road
Different Routes of The Silk Road
Review History of The Silk Road
The Influence of The Silk Road
The Flourishing Period of Tang Dynasty and The Western Regions
Mongols and Khwarem
The Travels of Marco Polo and The Silk Road
The Expedition to Russia
The Establishment of Yierhan State
Innocentius Ⅳ's Diplomatic Corps
The Perishing of Caliph Dynasty
The Scenic Spots Related to Tang Monk
 
The Influence of the Silk Road

The ancient Silk Road linked Chinese culture with that of India, Greece, Rome and Persian from one century to the other, carried the great Chinese inventions of silk, gunpowder, papermaking and printing to the West and brought Buddhism, Nestorianism, and Islam and their related arts and cultures into China. From time immemorial, the Silk Road has been a route of friendly intercourse between the Chinese and foreign people.

The ancient Silk Road yields a wealth of world famous treasures. A series of passes, castles, grotto temples, courier stations, burial sites and beacon towers shine with brilliance.

Written by www.travel-silkroad.com
Translated by Beijing Star-light Translation Center
July 23, 2000


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