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The Lanping salt-horse ancient road realistically met the practical needs of survival within short-distance areas in historical society, and has a value that cannot be ignored during a certain period of the local social development in Yunnan. While scholars have focused on the discussion of single or multiple impacts brought about by the interaction between the routes and the local society, there were relatively few studies on the reasons that drove the development of the routes and the ancient Yunnan salt road. This paper traces the factors that prompted the extension of the salt-horse ancient road in Lanping. The opening of the Lajing and the social situation of salt shortage in the "four border counties" along the Nujiang river provided space for the extension and development of the salt road. The development of the salt road increased the number of the merchants trading with one another, thus promoting Lajing town, where salt was produced, and Yingpan town, where salt materials were distributed, to become the salt capital and distribution capital of western Yunnan, respectively. The flourishing of the streets and towns also enlivened the Lanping salt-horse ancient road, and the salt road achieved symbiosis in interaction with the streets and towns. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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