I have uploaded a Zheng He documentary on YouTube made by myself. Simply search "Zheng He Documentary" and you can find it. Please click this link:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ws09f6Dilx0
Also, Gavin Menzies, the author of 1421: The Year China Discovered the World, has viewed and commented on the website via email. His team and his comments were that it was a clear website and detailed. You may talk to his team:
Regarding the "Impact of Exploration" expo held at the Canadian International School of Hong Kong on today, it was a success and our exhibit received well comments.
Last but not least, our site was added onto Wikipedia's Zheng He page's external links. Click on the "Zheng He Info Site" under Zheng He External Links.
Best regards, Toby Hung
Welcome to your #1 information site about Zheng He, China's greatest explorer of all time! Here, you can find out about his life, voyages, contributions, Zheng He in popular culture, and about the 1421 theory lead by Dr. Gavin Menzies. Here's a little summary to get you started on this useful site.
First, our "Early Life" section will guide you through Zheng He's childhood and adolescence as the child of a Hajji, prisoner for 3 years, and servant for Prince Zhu Di. Then, the "Contributions" section will list a number of great actions Zheng He has done for the Middle Kingdom as a eunuch, not just as an admiral. You might find the most important part as "Voyages", as the locations Zheng He went, the story behind the armada, the details of the crew, the people they met, and the goods they traded unfold. To spark your interest, we also have "Zheng He in Popular Culture" to tell you about Zheng He in modern day and the 1421 theory by Dr. Gavin Menzies. To expand your knowledge on exploration, I have also included a"Good Exploration" and "Challenges" section. Enjoy our fun polls and games too. Last but not least is a reflection on the impact Zheng He has made on not just the Middle Kingdom, but the world itself.
Enjoy the mysteries and triumphs, for one of the greatest adventures will be retold in a fascinating way.
Best regards, Toby Hung