Effects of the Silk Road on Classical (Han) China

1.The silk road in Han officially connected Asia and Western Countries, promoting both economic and cultural communication among different areas which enriched Han Dynasty's economy and people's life.

2.The spread of papermaking was also influenced by the route. This production method spread from China through much of central Asia as a direct result of the route itself. Architecture, town planning, as well as music and art from many different cultures were transported along the Silk Road.Paper, which had been invented by the Chinese during the Han Dynasty, and gunpowder, also a Chinese invention, had a much greater impact on culture than did silk.

3.The rich spices of the east, also, contributed more than the fashion which grew up from the silk industry.

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