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Maritime Silk Road was named officially in 1967 . In the 1990s, the UNESCO organized a survey of Maritime. As a matter of fact, it was a road of ceramics, silk, perfume and tea, covering many fields such as Chinese history of ports, shipbuilding , sea navigation, overseas trade, migration, religion , international relations, and Sino – foreign exchange of science , technology and culture. The road linked Asia, Europe, Africa, America and Oceania.
,b>The Convergence of Early Sea Lanes of the East and the West
Maritime Civilization in the Far East
From the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean: Contributions to Navigation by Greeks, Phoenicians and Romans
Archeological Findings from the South Yue Kingdom
Voyages of Han Dynasty Envoys to the South China Sea
Countries that Have Overseas Contact with China between the 3rd to 6th Centuries
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From the Pearl River Delta to the Persian gulf: “Maritime Passage from Guangzhou to Foreign Lands”
Voyages of Official Chinese Envoys to the South China Sea
Superintendents of Maritime Trade in the Tang Dynasty
“The Maritime Passage from Guangzhou to Foreign Countries “
Baghdad and Guangzhou: Two Major International Commercial Centers
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The Management of Maritime Trade in the Song and Yuan Empires
Trade Management in the Song and Yuan Empires
Trade Partners of the Empires
Bustling Chinese Ports
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A New Age of Maritime Trade for the World
Zheng He’s Seven Ocean Voyages to the West
“Discoveries “ by the Europeans
Trade Management Pattern of the Ming dynasty,1550-1640
Trade by Sailing Ships in Macao
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