East Asian Transportation History Research Society: Trade and Transportation Routes in the Thought of Korea-China Relations

From the present perspective, there is a lot of geographical gaps in the ancient spaces. The state was not the self that manages space. The ancient state, in particular, was a form of divination, not a face. There was a place where the dots were spread in the form of dots, and power was exercised through them. This is a point that was connected by a traffic highway. Ancient transportation was a sort of a national lifeline. So, research on transportation is not limited to understanding the form and geography of traffic. It's a vital challenge to the structural understanding of ancient history. The book wants to look at the trade and transport routes of a intermediaries community in East Asia. Ancient traffic was not fixed either by land and water, which we can see in large measure as the distance from land. Technology has opened up new roads and channels, and has closed down existing land waterways and created bypasses in the change in international politics. The transition to these traffic routes was closely related to the change in the dots. Cultural mixing and the creation of new cultures. Traffic was a product of history, shaped by the course of history in Korea and East Asia. So it's a book that has the history of trade and its contemporary background in mind, and it wants to think about what transportation means.

Korean title: 한중관계사상의 교역과 교통로

Korean author: 동아시아교통사연구회

Korean publisher: 주류성

ISBN-13: 9788962463958