This document discusses referring to the "sea silk road" instead as the "road of transporting porcelain" because while it was a maritime trade route, silk was actually transported overland rather than by sea as the name implies, making porcelain a more accurate representation of the goods traded along this oceanic path.
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a simple explanation on the interpretation of sea silk road
This document discusses referring to the "sea silk road" instead as the "road of transporting porcelain" because while it was a maritime trade route, silk was actually transported overland rather than by sea as the name implies, making porcelain a more accurate representation of the goods traded along this oceanic path.
This document discusses referring to the "sea silk road" instead as the "road of transporting porcelain" because while it was a maritime trade route, silk was actually transported overland rather than by sea as the name implies, making porcelain a more accurate representation of the goods traded along this oceanic path.
- This ‘sea silk road’ should be seen as a ‘road of transporting porcelain’ instead of calling it as a ‘silk road’ as silk was transported through the land routes.