Xu Xiake’s main travel deeds

Xu Xiake’s travel deeds have a long history. He began traveling alone in China when he was a boy, and drew a large number of maps and geographical information, which laid a solid foundation for subsequent geographical research. His travels are mainly to explore China's geography and culture. He likes mountain climbing, exploring and observing local customs. His travels began in 1596 and continued until his death in 1641. During this period, he traveled more than half of China, saw countless places of interest, and left tens of thousands of travel notes and maps.

The reason why Xu Xiake’s travels are so important is that his work and travels complement each other. His travel information has wide application value and is of great significance to the study of Chinese geography and culture. His travels and research provided many valuable materials and insights for later generations, and had a profound impact on China's geography, history, culture and social development.

Xu Xiake's contribution to China lies not only in his travels and geographical research, he is also an outstanding litterateur and philosopher. His works cover various fields, including politics, philosophy, literature, history and geography. His works are hailed as treasures of Chinese culture and have had a profound impact on the development of Chinese culture and thought.

Xu Xiake left an indelible mark on Chinese history. His travels and work had a profound impact on China's geography, culture and social development. His travels and research provided valuable information and insights to later generations and had a huge impact on the development of Chinese culture and thought.