Zheng He: Exploration and Legacy

Jung, a former servant captured by the Ming dynasty, rose to become an admiral of a vast fleet. He led voyages to India, Arabia, and beyond, fostering trade and cultural exchange. His journeys included receiving exotic gifts and visiting Mecca. Jung reflects on his achievements and challenges viewers to dream and improve the world.

What was the significant turning point in Zheng He's early life?

• His first voyage to India

• His appointment as a fleet admiral

• His capture by the Ming dynasty

• His birth in Nanjing

What was the primary purpose of the fleet Zheng He was commanded to build?

• To conquer new lands

• To exchange knowledge and establish trade

• To explore uncharted territories

• To defend the Chinese coast

Which of the following items was NOT carried on Zheng He's treasure ship?

• Silk

• Gold

• Spices

• Porcelain

During Zheng He's first voyage, which of the following places was NOT visited?

• Java

• Arabian Peninsula

• Sumatra

• Sri Lanka

What unusual gifts did Zheng He receive in Yemen?

• Gold and spices

• Camels and falcons

• Zebras, lions, and ostriches

• Elephants and tigers

How many states did Zheng He visit during his greatest voyage?

• 36

• 48

• 24

• 12

What was the final destination of Zheng He's last voyage?

• India

• Mecca

• Sri Lanka

• Arabia

What was Zheng He's primary mode of exploration?

• Steam-powered ships

• Wind-powered sails

• Motorboats

• Rowboats

What does Zheng He encourage modern viewers to do?

• Travel the world

• Pursue their dreams

• Build a fleet

• Visit Mecca

What is the main theme of Zheng He's reflection?

• The importance of wealth

• The power of determination

• The value of solitude

• The significance of tradition