历史中的广州港是中国古代海上丝绸之路的起点之一,唐宋时期成为中国第一大港,明清时期成为中国唯一的对外贸易大港。当时全国各地的丝绸、陶瓷、茶叶、工艺品齐聚广东,远销欧洲、美洲、日本和朝鲜半岛、东南亚、南亚、西亚和澳洲。其中受海外市场青睐的外销瓷来自广东、福建、浙江和江西等窑口,源源不断地经海路销往全球 The history of Guangzhou Port is one of the starting points of China’s ancient maritime Silk Road. In the Tang and Song dynasties, it became China’s largest port and became the only big port of foreign trade in China during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. At that time, silk, ceramics, tea and crafts all over the country gathered in Guangdong and exported to Europe, the Americas, Japan, the Korean Peninsula, Southeast Asia, South Asia, West Asia and Australia. One of the favored export markets in overseas markets from Guangdong, Fujian, Zhejiang and Jiangxi and other kilns, a steady stream of sea to the world