新时代中国调研行之文化中华丨汉代人的“全球购”都买来了啥宝贝？

Core Points - The article highlights the historical significance of Hepu in Guangxi as one of the starting ports of the Maritime Silk Road during the Han Dynasty, showcasing over 5,200 artifacts from the Han tombs that reflect its prosperous trade connections with Southeast Asia, South Asia, West Asia, and the Mediterranean [1][3] - The modern trade landscape in Beibu Gulf has evolved from ancient goods like pottery and glass to a more diverse range of products, indicating a continuous update of the "shopping list" over the millennia [3] Group 1 - Hepu's cultural museum houses a significant collection of imported artifacts, evidencing its role in ancient maritime trade [1] - The region is now embracing a more open approach to global trade, reflecting its historical legacy [3]