"Chinese and foreign cultural exchanges in the Tang Dynasty" PPT

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"Chinese and foreign cultural exchanges in the Tang Dynasty" PPT

The first part: sending envoys to the Tang Dynasty

1. The purpose of Japan sending the Tang envoy to China

During the Tang Dynasty, exchanges between China and Japan were very frequent. In order to learn from China's advanced culture, Japan sent envoys to China, which were called envoys to the Tang Dynasty at that time.

2. The influence of Tang Dynasty culture on Japan

Many foreign students and monks came to China with the envoys. Japan sent more than a dozen groups of envoys to the Tang Dynasty, with the largest number reaching more than 500 people at one time. They transmitted the Tang Dynasty's advanced systems, astronomical calendars, texts, classics, calligraphy art, architectural techniques, etc. back to Japan, which had a profound impact on the development of Japanese society.

PPT on Sino-foreign cultural exchanges in the Tang Dynasty, part 2: Jianzhen’s journey to the East

In the cultural exchanges between the Tang Dynasty and Japan, the most influential figure was Jianzhen. He is an eminent monk of Daming Temple in Yangzhou. He accepted the invitation of Japanese monks and traveled eastward to Japan. The first five attempts were unsuccessful due to various reasons, and he became blind due to overwork. However, Jianzhen remained determined and continued his sixth eastward journey, finally arriving in Japan in 754. He taught Buddhist scriptures in Japan and also spread Chinese medicine, literature, calligraphy, architecture, painting, etc., making outstanding contributions to Sino-Japanese cultural exchanges.

PPT on Sino-foreign cultural exchanges in the Tang Dynasty, part three: Xuanzang’s journey to the west

1.Xuan Zang went to Tianzhu

The Tang Dynasty had frequent exchanges with Tianzhu (including today's India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and other countries).

In the early years of Zhenguan, the eminent monk Xuanzang went to Tianzhu to obtain Buddhist scriptures. He was not afraid of hardships and hardships, and finally arrived in Tianzhu after a long journey of four years.

2. Xuanzang’s contribution

He visited famous temples in Tianzhu to study Buddhism. He once studied in Nalanda Temple, the highest institution of Buddhism, and became a famous Buddhist master far and wide. More than 10 years later, Xuanzang returned to Chang'an with a large number of Buddhist scriptures. Since then, he has presided over the translation of scriptures and made significant contributions to the development of Chinese Buddhism.

3. The influence of "The Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty"

According to his oral narration, "The Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty" recorded by his disciples records the landscapes and social customs of more than 100 countries and regions where he traveled. It is a precious document for studying the history of Sino-foreign exchanges.

PPT on Sino-foreign cultural exchanges in the Tang Dynasty, part 4: knowledge expansion

Friendly exchanges between the Tang Dynasty and Dashi

During the Tang Dynasty, Dashi (called Arabia as Dashi in ancient my country) sent envoys to establish good relations with the Tang Dynasty more than 40 times. Merchants from Dashi came to China by land and sea, selling jewelry, spices and medicinal materials. Many people settled in China for a long time, and some even served in the Tang Dynasty court. The Arabs who came to China introduced Islam to China. At that time, mosques were built in Chang'an, Guangzhou and other places.

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"Chinese and Foreign Cultural Exchanges in the Tang Dynasty" PPT courseware Part One: Learning Objectives ⒈Knowledge Memorization ⑴Understand the layout of Chang'an City, and know that Chang'an is not only the political, economic, and cultural center of the country, but also an open international metropolis. ⑵ Understand the envoys sent to the Tang Dynasty and Xuanzang to the West..

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