Travel to the Venice of the East

The video explores an ancient city built in 205 BC during the Qin Dynasty, known for its natural moat and strategic location. It highlights the city's division by the Woo Yang River, its historical significance in trade via the Silk Road of the South, and its role as a port for merchant ships from Vietnam, Thailand, and India. The city is a blend of old and new, with a vibrant nightlife that transforms it into a neon wonderland.

What was the primary purpose of the natural moat surrounding the city?

• To keep intruders out

• To facilitate trade

• To enhance the beauty of the city

• To provide water for agriculture

Which river divides the city into two parts?

• Woo Yang River

• Yangtze River

• Yellow River

• Pearl River

Why was the city an important point on the Silk Road of the South?

• It was the only access point by ship from South China to the Central Plains

• It had the largest market in the region

• It was known for its beautiful landscapes

• It was the capital of the Qin Dynasty

Which countries' merchant ships were commonly docked in the city?

• Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore

• Japan, Korea, and Philippines

• Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar

• Vietnam, Thailand, and India

What transformation does the city undergo as night falls?

• It becomes a bustling marketplace

• It is illuminated by traditional lanterns

• It turns into a neon wonderland

• It becomes a quiet and serene place