絲綢之路演講稿共3篇

1、絲綢之路演講稿（共3篇）第1篇：絲綢之路經(jīng)濟帶演講稿To all the honorable leaders, teachers, and my dearest students, Good morning! Today I am very glad to stand here and deliver this speech at the beginning of this grand activity.First of all, I would like to represent all the students in Xi an byto give the warmestwelcomes

2、and the most sincere greetings to our dear guests from Samarkand and Mari.Welcome to Xi an, a beautiful city of rich history and modernity.Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and China, it is because all of us share a profound history, thus, leading us to establish the deepest friendships between each other.Ea

3、rly in the second century B.C, our ancestors croed the towering Pamir Plateau, which allowed economic exchanges along the Zeravshan River and the Morghab River and eventually created a great commercial and cultural waythe Silk Road.Moreover, in the magnificentcity of Tang Chang an, our friends from

4、central Asian countries added more gorgeous colors to the splendid Silk Road.And it is Samarkand city, Mari city and Xi an that have witneed the great friendships among these three countries.Look how times flies and the Silk Road today.Currently, the Silk Road Economic Belt initiative conforms to th

5、e generation and the desire of countries to speed up advancement by providing a great platform of deep historical origins and cultural foundations.It can unite the countries on route again in order to achieve better and faster developments.As the countries future growth potential force, spiritual me

6、ntors, teachers and students we should undertake the glorious miion of link between the past and the future.Here to hoping that we can promote better understanding and friendship between the three cities by the following days activities so as to promote the boom of the Silk Road once again.Meanwhile

7、, regarding this activity as a turning point, I hope we can establish the“ Silk Road economic belt” students exchange cooperation organization to provide a more convenient and broad platform for the international students to communicate.Ultimately, best wishes to all the present leaders, teachers an

8、d students May we communicate with each other and learn from each other, so that the spirit and the strength of the Silk Road can be endlely continued.Thank you!第2篇：小學生絲綢之路演講稿The Silk RoadGood morning, everyone.My name is Hailey.I am very happy to give you this speech.Today my topic is “The silk roa

9、d .The silk road refers to the ancient trade route connecting Asia Continent and European Continent.It can be claified into three parts : Northern Silk Road on the land ,Southern Silk Road on the land , and the Silk Road on the sea .絲綢之路是指古代的貿易路線，它連接亞洲大陸與歐洲 大陸，通?？梢苑譃槿糠郑罕狈浇z綢之路和南方絲綢之路，其中北方絲綢之路 在陸地上，南

10、方絲綢之路則是海上之路。The Northern Silk Road on the land usually refers to the routes which start from Chang an(today Xi an) ,traveling west to Wei river ,paing through Hexi Corridor to Dunhuang and go west to Europe.It is the most famous,and We know it very well.北方絲綢之路通常是指路線從長安(今西安)，西到武威的旅行，穿越河西 走廊到敦煌，西到歐洲。它

11、最為有名，廣為人知。The Southern Silk Road on the land usually refers to the route which starts from Sichuan Province and goes south to India and Burma.This road has played a great role in the war between China and Japan.南方絲綢之 路通常是指路線從四川省開始南去印度和緬甸的路線。這條路在中國和日本之間的戰(zhàn)爭中發(fā)揮了重要的作用。The Silk Road on the sea mainly sta

12、rts from Guangzhou , Quanzhou, Dengzhou, Mingzhou ports ,it goes east to Korea, Japan ,south to southeast countries ,and west to Europe and Africa.Promoted the exchanges of econ0my ,technology and culture among Asia ,Europe and Africa.海上絲綢 之路的主要始于廣州，泉州，鄧州，揚州，明州港，東到韓國，日本，南至東南 方國家和西方的歐洲和非洲。The Silk Ro

13、adgreatlypromotedtheexchangesof economy,technology and culture among the Asian, the European and the African.it made the whole world colorful.絲綢之路，大大推動了亞歐 地區(qū)經(jīng)濟，技術和文化的交流，使整個世界變得的豐富多彩。That s all, thank you for listening.第3篇：The Silk Road絲綢之路演講稿The Silk RoadAncient trade route that linked China with Eu

14、rope.Originally a caravan route and used from c 100 BC , the 4,000-mi (6,400-km) road started in Xian, China, followed the Great Wall to the northwest, climbed the Pamir Mtns., croed Afghanistan, and went on to the eastern Mediterranean Sea, where goods were taken by boat to Rome.Silk was carried we

15、stward, while wool, gold, and silver were carried eastward.With the fall of Rome, the route became unsafe; it was revived under the Mongols, and Marco Polo used it in the 13th century.The Silk RoadMaybe you have heard about the Silk Road or read it yourself long before so that you have already under

16、stood the constantly changing and endle barren desert as well as its quietne.Maybe you have met it in the numerous words before.Haven t you understood its brilliance hidden in the relics on the ancient route left to us by our ancestors that has gone through the test of over 2000 years of trials and

17、hardships? And then do you still want to listen to the bells on the camels that have been pleasant to your ears for years in and out along this historical route that goes through Asia and Europe and maintains the civilization of east and west and appreciate the flourishment and continuous flow on th

18、e broad ancient route? Well, let s read the Silk Road in the virtual world built by the net technology!A 10,000-li silver ribbon, starting at Chang an (Xi an today), the ancient capital of China, and ending at the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea, links up fields, deserts, gralands, and mounta

19、ins.This is the Silk Road famed in world history, the first thoroughfare that links up China with the West.2000 ago, our ancestors opened up a great road-the Silk Road.China was the first country in the world to breed silkworms and produce silk.The Silk Road was first conceived during the Zhou and Q

20、in dynasties.From 138-139B.C., Zhang Qian, outstanding Western Han diplomat and traveler, first “blazed a trail” in the West, and the Silk Road was formally inaugurated as Chinas “national road” linking up the east and west.Holding a taeled staff and “driving enormous herds of sheep and cattle and b

21、ringing quantities of golden coins and rolls of silk,” Zhang Qian set out with a retune of 100 and 300 in two trips from Chang an and reached Loulan (around Roujiang today), Yuli, Quick (Kula today), Shula (Kashi today), Yutan (Hotan today) and Wunsun (the Ill River valley today), as well as Dayuan,

22、 Kanju, kand Dayuezhi, now in Xinjiang and the Amu-Darya River valley in Central Asia.His aistant even went as far as Ansi (Iran) and Xindu (India) for friendly visits.In return, envoys from these countries also visited China, and merchants were continually on the way.In 73 AD, Ban Zhao embarked on

23、a miion to the western region with a 36-man retinue, ensuring the smooth operation of the Silk Road which had once been blocked by war.His deputy Gan Ying reached Daqin (ancient Rome) and toured the Persian Gulf (Arabic Gulf), extending the Silk Road.The ancient Silk Road linked Chinese culture with

24、 that of India, Greece, Rome and Persian from one century to the other, carried the great Chinese inventions of silk, gunpowder, papermaking and printing to the West and brought Buddhism, Nestorianism, and Islam and their related arts and cultures into China.From time immemorial, the Silk Road has b

25、een a route of friendly intercourse between the Chinese and foreign people.Chinese silk, ironware, gold and platinum, bronze mirrors, lacquer and bamboo wares, drugs andfarming and smelting technology paed through the western region to India and Europe.Alfalfa, grapes, sesame, pomegranates, walnuts,

26、 cucumbers, carrots, safflowers, as well as lions, peacocks, elephants, camels and horses from the western region also found their way into the Chinese interior.A paage from the West Region: History of the Han Dynasty, documents the trade betweenChina and foreign countries: “The emperor s household

27、was filled with pearls, rhinoceros horns and peacock feathers.Palace officials stables were crowded with thoroughbred horses: elephants, lions, mastiffs and peacocks roam the menagerie.Exotic articles poured in from every quarter.”Fa Xian and Xuan Zang, eminent monks of the Jin and Tang Dynasties, j

28、ourneyed to more than 30 countries including Kashmir, Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka along the Silk Road in 366 and 627 (or 629).The Lands of Buddhism by Fa Xian and the West Region by Xuan Zang were importantreferences in research on the histories of the West Region and India, and the Silk Road.1222

29、-1223, Yelu Chucai, a Yuan dynasty poet, and Qiu Chuji, leader of Taoism, traveled west and made lively notes on the scenes along northern Xinjiang and the central Asian region.The ancient Silk Road linked Chinese culture with that of India, Greece, Rome and Persian from one century to the other, ca

30、rried the great Chinese inventions of silk, gunpowder, papermaking and printing to the West and brought Buddhism, Nestorianism, and Islam and their related arts and cultures into China.From time immemorial, the Silk Road has been a route of friendly intercourse between the Chinese and foreign people

31、.The ancient Silk Road yields a wealth of world famous treasures.A series of paes, castles, grotto temples, courier stations, burial sites and beacon towers shine with brilliance.The greater part of the Silk Road threads its way through Xinjiang.Ancient travelers left behind many historical records

32、and invaluable relics.And all this reminds people from time to time that the Chinese nation had spread its splendid but unique ancient civilization to the west and even to the whole world through this main route so that the people all over the world could understand its great oriental civilization.I

33、t used to be the main artery of communication and cultural exchange between China and the western countries.Different Routes of the Silk RoadThere is more than one route of the Silk Road.The routes vary due to their different destinations in the west in the different dynasties.But there are three main routes.The route along the north side of Tianshan Mountain is the North Tianshan Route; that along the south side of Tianshan Mountain, theSouth Tianshan Route and that along Kunlun Mountain the South Western Region Route.These three routes are called, respectively from north to south, t