最新中国丝绸英文PPT精品课件 7页

ChineseSilk第一页，共7页。 SilkroadsSilkwormSilkwormcocoontextile第二页，共7页。 Apaintingdepictingwomeninspectingsilk,early12thcentury,inkandcoloronsilk,byEmperorHuizongofSong.Wovensilktextilefromtombno1.atMawangduiinChangsha,Hunanprovince,China,fromtheWesternHanDynasty第三页，共7页。 WesternHanpaintingonsilkwasfounddrapedoverthecoffininthegraveofLadyDaiatMawangduinearChangshainHunanprovince.第四页，共7页。 SilkwormSilkwormisaneconomicallyimportantinsect,beingaprimaryproducerofsilk.Asilkworm"spreferredfoodis whitemulberryleaves.SilkwormcocoonThecocoonismadeofathreadofrawsilkfrom300toabout900mlong.Thefibersareveryfineandlustrous.About2,000to3,000cocoonsarerequiredtomakeapoundofsilk(0.4 kg).Atleast70millionpoundsofrawsilkareproducedeachyear,requiringnearly10billionpoundsofcocoons.第五页，共7页。 SilkroadTheSilkRoad,orSilkRoute,isanetworkoftradeandculturaltransmissionroutesthatwerecentraltoculturalinteractionthroughregionsoftheAsiancontinentconnectingtheWestandEastbylinkingtraders,merchants,pilgrims,monks,soldiers,nomads,andurbandwellersfromChinaandIndiatotheMediterraneanSeaduringvariousperiodsoftime.[1]Extending4,000miles(6,437kilometres),theSilkRoadderivesitsnamefromthelucrativetradeinChinesesilkcarriedoutalongitslength,beginningduringtheHandynasty(206BC–220AD).TheCentralAsiansectionsofthetraderouteswereexpandedaround114BCbytheHandynasty第六页，共7页。 That’sall.Thankyou!第七页，共7页。