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Question
How was the maritime silk route useful for Vietnam ?
Solution
Maritime Silk Route linked Europe and Asia. It opened up Hanoi to the ports in Egypt extending to the Red Sea. This route laid Chinese cultural influence on Vietnam, bringing about greater cultural intermingling.
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