brief Introduction of the content
The history of cultural exchange between China and foreign countries began more than 10,000 years ago before the continental bridge was submerged, and our ancestors may have exported immigrant culture to neighboring island countries. There is a rumor from Shi Chai that Yin people traveled across the ocean, from Xuanzang's western learning to Matteo Ricci's eastward spread-all the way, through the two Silk Roads, immigration, folk trade and official envoys, telling the story of China culture and foreign culture. Today, with the general trend of globalization promoting the great convergence and integration of world cultures, it is of great significance to review the cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries in history and reproduce those touching historical scenes.
Brief introduction of the author
Wang Jienan, 1943, from Yixing, Jiangsu. 1 966 Graduated from Peking University Oriental Language and Literature Department. Professor of Nanjing Institute of International Relations, tutor of master students. Deputy Secretary-General of China Southeast Asia Research Association, member of Jiangsu Writers Association, member of China History Society of Sino-foreign Relations, and director of Zhenghe Research Association of Jiangsu Province. He is the author of Cultural Exchange between China and Southeast Asia (one of the hundred volumes of China's cultural history), Friendship between China and Myanmar for two thousand years, the Kampong Dynasty in Myanmar, and Thakhin Kou Taw Hmain, a patriotic poet in Myanmar. His translations include Ode to Friendship between the Yangtze River and the Yihe River and Four Issues of China-Myanmar Relations (co-translation); Published dozens of papers.