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The Flourishing of Cultural Communication Between China and the Outer World: Han to Tang Dynast,After the rise of the Xiongnu during the Warring States period, there were Eastern Hu in the east and the Yue clan in the west, and the Xiongnu were subject to two sides and the Xiongnu even gave their sons to the Yue clan as hostages.
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Transportation and Cultural Communication between China and the West During the Song and Yuan DynasIn the twelfth century, Mongolian nomadic tribes emerged in northern China, and world history underwent tremendous changes. In 1206, Temuchin (1162–1227) of the Borjigin clan unified the Mongolian grasslands and was elected as the Mongolian Great Khan, respectfully known as Genghis Khan, meaning “Heavenly Gifted Khan.”
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The Early Contact Between China and the Americas and Western Missionaries in China,In 1453, the Ottoman Turks conquered the Byzantine Empire, and the Ottoman Empire occupied Western Asia, annexed Egypt and North Africa, and controlled the routes from the Red Sea, Persian Gulf, and Black Sea to the Mediterranean. They imposed significant taxes on merchants from various countries passing these routes.
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-84602-2d it. The earliest translation of the Four Books into Latin and sent back to Italy was done by Matteo Ricci in 1593. In 1626, a Belgian missionary named Nicolas Trigault translated the Five Classics into Latin, and they were printed in Hangzhou, making it the earliest published Western translation o
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-4696-5Chinese and Western culture; Cultural exchanges; World history; Chinese history; Material culture