5000 years of civilization, endless

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2014-10-01 17:27

In 3000 BC, on the southern shore of the Mediterranean, a pharaoh named "Menis" founded the first dynasty of ancient Egypt, unified Egypt and set the capital of Memphis.
In 2500 yuan BC, in the east, the Yellow Emperor ended the war by unifying the Chinese tribes, sowing hundreds of grasses and trees, vigorously developing production, and began to make clothing crowns, build boats and cars, make music and music, and create medicine... The fire of human civilization spread.
The two superstars complement each other and jointly enlighten the process of the world.
In 300 B. C., the Library of Alexandria was built, collecting more than 500000 volumes of cultural codes of the world's national languages, including Chinese characters.
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At the same time, China entered the Spring and Autumn Period, and hundreds of schools of thought represented by Confucius and Mencius wandered among the nations, forming an era of unprecedented prosperity in history.
In 120 B. C., an envoy of Emperor Wu of Han went to Alexander-Yi Lixuan, and the Chinese said that Alexander was the first they knew.
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"Records of the Historian-Dawan Biography" records: because of the benefit of the arrival... Li Xuan...... the messenger looked at each other in the Tao.
Another note: .... With big bird eggs and Li Xuan's dazzling people, they are dedicated to the Han Dynasty.
About 751 A. D., Tang historian Du Huan with the army to Central Asia, Egypt and other North African countries. His "Jingxingji" is regarded as the first historical document in China to record the Arab Empire.
In 1300 AD, Umari, a minister of the Manmaliuk Dynasty of Egypt, recorded the deeds of the ancestors of the Yuan Dynasty in his book Eye Calendar.
In 1949, the People's Republic of China was founded. In 1953, the Egyptian people overthrew the "Farouk dynasty" and established the Egyptian Communist Party.
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In 1956, Egypt formally established diplomatic relations with China, becoming the first African country to recognize the People's Republic of China. At the Bandung Conference in the same year, Zhou Enlai, then Premier of the State Council of China, supported Egypt's claim of ownership of the "Suez Canal" and other rights.