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The Maritime Silk Road and the Spread of Buddhist Culture in South China

The Maritime Silk Road and the Spread of Buddhist Culture in South China
The Maritime Silk Road and the Spread of Buddhist Culture in South China

Time & Location

12 Sept 2026, 14:30 – 16:00

Hong Kong Maritime Museum, Man Kwong St, Central, Hong Kong

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The sea is a bridge connecting the world, transporting goods and transmitting culture through maritime transport. For over two thousand years, a “Maritime Silk Road” linking Asia, Africa, and Europe took shape along the South China coast, continuously driving political, economic, and cultural development. This talk will focus on the Maritime Silk Road and the spread of Buddhist culture in South China. Taking examples of key figures, Buddhist sect, architecture, material culture, and heritage sites to deepen audience’s understanding of the history and geography of South China.


We warmly invite you to join us and hear more of Dr. Tang’s research and insights on the Maritime Silk Road and the culture of South China!


This talk will be conducted in Cantonese.

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*Closes on the first two days of the Chinese New Year.

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