20100825利玛窦在中国.pptxVIP

Ricci Club何老师2010年8月25日Matteo RicciBorn:?6-Oct-1552Birthplace:?Macerata, ItalyDied:?11-May-1610Location of death:?Beijing, ChinaCause of death:?unspecifiedRemains:?Buried, Zhalan Cemetery, Beijing, ChinaMatteo RicciGender:?MaleReligion:?Roman CatholicRace or Ethnicity:?WhiteOccupation:?ReligionNationality:?ItalyExecutive summary:?Jesuit missionary to China27 years in ChinaIn August 1582, Ricci arrived at?Macau, a Portuguese trading post on the South China Sea coast Macau into?Mainland ChinaMacauMatteo RicciTogether with Ruggieri, Ricci traveled a number of times to Guandongs major cities,?/wiki/GuangzhouCanton?and?/wiki/ZhaoqingZhaoqing in order to find a way to establish a permanent Jesuit mission house outside Macau.CantonZhao QingMatteo RicciOnce in Macau in 1582, Ricci started learning the Chinese language and Chinese customs. This was the beginning of a long project that eventually made him one of the first Western scholars to master Chinese script and?Classical Chinese. Matteo RicciIn 1583 Ricci and Ruggieri obtained permission to settle in?/wiki/ZhaoqingZhaoqing. They moved there after receiving an invitation from the governor of Zhaoqing at the time,?/w/index.php?title=Wang_Panaction=editredlink=1Wang Pan, who had heard of Riccis skill as a mathematician/cartographer. 1583-1589 *ZhaoqingIt was in Zhaoqing, in 1584, that Ricci composed the first European-style map of the world in Chinese, now called the “/wiki/Impossible_Black_Tulip_(map)Impossible Black Tulip” on account of its rarity. No versions of the 1584 map survive. Surviving copies of the map were printed in 1602. The map was printed on rice paper, and only six copies survive to the present day.A Map of the Myriad Countries of the WorldFirst Ever European-Chinese DictionaryIt is thought that during this time (1583-88) Ricci, together with?/wiki/Michele_RuggieriMichele /wiki/Michele_RuggieriRuggieri, compiled their Portuguese-Chinese dictionary - the first ever European-Chinese dictionary, for which th