After Princess Wencheng entered Tibet, she enhanced the brotherhood between the two ethnic groups and promoted the political, economic, cultural, artistic, scientific and religious exchanges between the Central Plains and Tibet. The grain seeds she brought were widely planted on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The craftsmen brought in helped the Tibetan people make farm tools, looms and rice mills, and set up handicrafts such as pottery making, wine making, paper making and ink making. Gong brought to teach Tibetan people to spin. Princess Wencheng also encouraged and helped Minister Tomi Sambuza to create Tibetan. Later, she translated many Chinese books into Tibetan, which promoted the cultural exchange between Chinese and Tibetan.

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Through in-laws relationship, the friendly relationship between nephews and uncles between Tang Dynasty and Tibet was established, which promoted the cultural exchange between the two nationalities.

When she entered Tubo, she brought many books about medicine and production technology, seeds of grains and vegetables, and exquisite handicrafts of the Tang Dynasty. With her, there are many craftsmen who can raise silkworms, make wine and make paper, and handmaids who can weave and embroider. Princess Wencheng believes in Buddhism and is said to have chosen the base site of Zhaomiao Temple. The introduction of advanced Han culture into Tubo greatly promoted the production and cultural development of Tubo.

It also proves that Tibet has been our territory since ancient times.

This is conducive to the reconciliation of ethnic contradictions,

It is also conducive to the prosperity and stability of the country.

Therefore, we should keep this history in mind and protect every inch of the motherland.