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Early forms of globalization, known as ancient globalization, can be traced back to trade relations known as Silk Roads. The Silk Road or Silk Road is not a road. It is a network of Eurasia connecting East Asia and South Asia to the Mediterranean world ranging from Chang'an of China to the Taklimakan Desert, Pamir Mountain Range, Central Asian Prairie, Persia, and the Mediterranean with its branches. Prairie and India in northern Eurasia. It is over 8000 kilometers and crosses some of the most difficult terrain. It connects some of the largest civilizations of the ancient empire such as India, China, Rome, Persia. Over 1000 years science, art, culture, religion, philosophy has spread along these Silk Roads. The exchange between China and the Mediterranean region "West" prospered through the Parthian empire. Silk has been one of the most precious commodities for centuries.

Silk Road, also known as Silk Road, is an ancient trade route connecting China and the West, carrying goods and ideas between two large civilizations, Rome and China. Silk moves west, wool, gold and silver move east. China also accepted Christianity and Buddhism (from India) through the Silk Road. This 4,000-mile (6,400 kilometers) road originating from Xi'an (Xin'an) is actually a canopied driveway that runs northwest along the Great Wall, climbing Pamir (mountain) bypassing the Taklimakan Desert. ), Go beyond Afghanistan, continue Levanto; the goods there are shipped to the Mediterranean. There are few people traveling the entire route, brokers handle items alternately.