Panjins et al.: Discovering the hidden history of the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang on the Silk Road

The Silk Road is the international transportation that China used to interact with the economy and culture. Silk Road passes through the mountains, across rivers, through cities and over desert with oasiss, from the central city of Jean in China to the eastern coast of the Mediterranean. The quagmire of the Chinese province of Gansu, among the numerous cities and countries belonging to the Silk Road, has a special status. The quagmire is the gate leading from China to the West, the main road of the silk road and its fate. It was necessary to pass the slow down to get from the Central to India and Europe. Although the quagmire has been in the power of the Chinese dynasty since one country set up a military unit in Tang-tang, the eczeum has largely been fused with China, India, Greece and Islam culture, and millions of people have been living in the slow climate. The slow climate has produced a unique mixture of European and Asian civilizations in many ways, including politics, economics, society and art. In particular, from the fourth to the fourteenth century, the slowness was greatly influenced by Buddhism. The water of the slow Buddhist faith is the bane, the sky-bull, and the yurum-gur? He's in many Buddhist stone caves. The quay cave temple, which has been dug in the cliffs, is a treasure trove of Chinese Buddhist art, and a colorful mural and delicate sculptures and cajoling. In the Ch’in gypsum gyre, there was a discovery not only of art but also of a treasured work of literature that has been historically unmarked. The remains found in the Makgogo cave.., were filled with a history of cultural exchange and fusion in the Kang region, including gross disrespect.

Korean title: 실크로드 둔황에서 막고굴의 숨은 역사를 보다

Korean author: 판진스 외

Korean publisher: 도서출판 선

ISBN-13: 9788963125879