What is Tang Wenhua?

The significance of Tang Wenhua is mainly elaborated from the following four points:

1, the country is strong and the economy is prosperous. The prosperity of a country is not only manifested in foreign wars, but also attributed to internal stability. There were two prosperous times in the Tang Dynasty: the rule of Zhenguan and the prosperous time of Kaiyuan.

2. An enlightened and compatible cultural policy. People from all walks of life can get educational opportunities. The imperial examination began in the Sui Dynasty, but it was obviously carried forward after Wu Zetian came to power. Open-minded about the domestic and surrounding ethnic groups, sending tens of thousands of Turkic victims south to fight disasters.

3. Frequent cultural exchanges. This is mainly manifested in countries in East Asia, as well as countries in South and Central Asia. Especially like Japan, it was deeply influenced by the Tang Dynasty.

4. Inherit traditional culture. Become diversified. Inherit the original culture of China since Han Dynasty, and introduce various cultures and religions from abroad, such as Nestorianism and Manichaeism. Li Longji in Tang Xuanzong's Feather Song is an Indian Brahmin.