Rong Xinjiang 榮新江, Cong Zhang Qian dao Makeboluo: Sichou zhi lu shiba jiang 從張騫到馬可波羅: 絲綢之路十八講 (From Zhang Qian to Marco Polo: Eighteen Lectures on the Silk Road)

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Notes

Notes

1 Imre Galambos, Dunhuang Manuscript Culture (Berlin/Boston: Walter de Gruyter GmbH), 2020.

2 Qiu Zhongming, “The Imagery of Huren holding a lotus on a Buddhist Statue in Northern Qi and Its Relationship with the Sogdian caravans along the Silk Route,” Yu Xin ed., Medieval China (VOL. 1), (Shanghai: Shanghai Zhongxi Book Company), 2017, pp. A revised version is forthcoming.

3 Qiu Zhongming, “A new landscape in central Asian philology, history, and grotto archaeology,” in Chinese Studies in History, 2022, VOL. 55, NOS. 1-2, p. 160.

4 https://arthistory.yale.edu/news/surveys-and-undergraduate-art-history-yale, Aug. 18, 2023.

5 Rong Xinjiang, Medieval China and Foreign Civilizations (Beijing: SDX Joint Publishing Company), 2001, p. 5.