多选题In 1662, Emperor Shunzhi issued an "order of moving from sea" in order to prevent the rebellious forces at sea.多选题This chapter is about the changes and development of the route of the ancient Maritime Silk Road in Asia and Europe.多选题Ming Dynasty entered the era of comprehensive sea ban in the mid-15th century.多选题In order to monopolize the spice trade, the Portuguese wanted to capture Malacca and control the Southern entrance.多选题The prosperity period ran through the whole Ming Dynasty.多选题In this chapter, you will learn some relevant characteristics of trade and culture in different dynasties.多选题Such place names as Xiangshan, Hong Kong and Xiangzhou (Zhuhai) show that spice is the main commodity on the sea during that period.多选题Zheng Chenggong and his father rewrote the history of the country.多选题This chapter describes the development of the ancient Maritime Silk Road all the way to the second Opium War.多选题In the face of the upcoming peril in the Age of Great Discovery, China was very alert.多选题Ancient Maritime Silk Road developed from Silk Road to Porcelain Road, then to Spice Road. Finally, it turned into a Colonial Road.多选题The formation and development period of ancient Maritime Silk Road is from Han to Sui Dynasties.多选题Ancient Maritime Silk Road is a trade route for commodity circulation between China and the West.多选题Malacca is referred to as the throat of the South Pacific, the "Gibraltar in the East".多选题The United States sent the ship "The Empress of China" to Guangzhou in order to seek new business opportunities to help the United States tide over the difficulties.多选题Ancient Maritime Silk Road connects the three oceans and connects China, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Africa.