問題詳情

Among the longest of China’s major dynasties, the Han dynasty survived, with minor interruption, for more than four centuries.From its founding in 206 B.C. the Han state was as powerful and prestigious in East Asia as the Roman Empire, its approximatecontemporary, was in the West. Like Rome, it expanded into “barbarian” territory on its flanks, particularly to the northwest, whereits armies cleared the way for trade along the Silk Road. And, like Rome, the dynasty spawned its share of weak rulers and sloughedinto turmoil before collapsing in A.D. 220. Still, it bequeathed a template of ideal rule— a united China and a self-perpetuatinggovernment— that became the goal of all subsequent dynasties, just as it is for the dynasty (officially communist, but with capitalismbusting out all over) that holds power in China today. In the Han legacy, too, are spiritual and ethical dynamics that guide millions ofAsians. One is Confucianism, based on the moral values of Confucius, which became official ideology of Han court. Even the nameHan, which the first emperor adopted from a river, endures. It’s what ethnic Chinese call themselves: Han ren, Han people.
11 According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true?
(A) The moral values of Confucius have been one of the Han legacies that guide millions of Asians.
(B) The Han dynasty expanded its territory to the northwest and established trade along the Silk Road.
(C) Both the Roman Empire and the Han dynasty ended with weak emperors.
(D) The Han dynasty lasted for more than four centuries with a lot of political turmoils.

參考答案

答案：D
難度：非常困難0.133333
統計：A(2),B(3),C(8),D(2),E(0)

內容推薦

內容推薦