Question

Which transportation corridor allowed the Chinese to transport silk, tea, porcelain, incense and spices to other nations?

Answer 1

the Silk Road
The caravan route across Central Asia, known as the Silk Road, took Chinese silk to Syria, and on to Rome. According to legend, about 140 BCE, sericulture as well as silk had spread overland from China to India.

Answer 2

Silk Road

Explanation:

• The Silk Road was a network of trade routes that connected the West and East, and was central to the cultural, economic, religious, and political interactions between these regions from the 2nd century BCE-18th century
• The Silk Road trade played a significant role in the development of the Chinese civilization. The Han Dynasty began or formed the silk route. Essentially, high quality silk manufactured in China was first sold. The road linked India and Africa with the passage of time. This path thus enabled China China export good such as tea, spices, incense. porcelain, etc. to the western world and in turn purchase their goods or earn profits.