Leonard Shen

Zheng He was one of the greatest explorers in the Age of Exploration however, his fame is not widely celebrated today. Zheng He was the powerful and wealthy adviser for Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty. The Emperor sent Zheng He on a mission to travel to foreign lands ranging from the tip of India to the eastern parts of Africa to give them gifts to show China’s power and dominance. He started these voyages in 1405 and eventually captained seven of them before retiring. The Chinese felt that the cost of the expeditions outweighed the benefits.

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In the early 15th century, an explorer named Zheng He started his first of many voyages to India. He was appointed by Emperor Yongle from the Ming Dynasty. He was castrated and taken away from his family at a young age. As he got older, he gained more power and authority. Zheng He's excellent leading skills lead the exploration of new cultures for China, although they did not voyage the Americas, but had an effect on exploration thereafter.

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An educated person is someone who uses the necessary knowledge to facilitate and thus succeed in all aspects of life. Even John Henry Newman delineates the purpose of a higher education, which not only makes a smoother transition to a variety of realistic careers but also helps humans grow and develop over time. As a strong advocate of Confucius’ disciples of education, Hsün Tzu intends to favor a learning process that starts at birth and ends at death. In addition, he compares it to the processes of straightening a piece of wood and sharpening a piece of metal. He finds this comparison to be emphasizing the significance of the education that, in his opinion, the Chinese should turn themselves to. Tzu is correct that education should promote

In the years between 1403 and 1433, a Chinese ship commander by the name of Zheng He made several grand voyages. His voyages had such a large effect on foreigners that they sent gifts to the emperor at that time. This made Zheng He one of the greatest sailors at the time in China because of all the treasure he was bringing back with him. Therefore, should the voyages of Zheng He be celebrated today? Although some would argue that his voyages had no purpose, Zheng He’s expeditions should gain recognition, since he had many gigantic ships, got free gifts, and had made safer sea routes.

Although Zheng He was great, Magellan was a better captain overall. Magellan was a Spanish explorer who was the first European to see the Pacific Ocean. He set sail on a voyage that was supposed to go around the World, but Magellan was killed before he made it. Although he did not make it around the world, he had the skills to get all the way to the Philippines. Zheng He was a Chinese admiral who led seven voyages. He was also a great captain, but he did not almost make it around the world. Instead, he stayed in the same area and stopped in the same places multiple times.

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Why we don’t Celebrate the Voyages of Zheng He. Did you know that in 1381 of Ma He’s childhood, Ma He (Zheng He) was the only Mongol to be held in China before he was taken prisoner to the Ming Dynasty? This meant that he had to join the armies by thousands of eunuchs who were held in part by the government.

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