What was the ming and manchu dynasty's attitude toward china's trade with the outside world?

Answer 1

They did all they could to hamper trade with the western world. The Chinese considered themselves quite superior to the outside world and had no use for any of the western goods.Despite the success of early trading expeditions, Ming emperors chose to return to relative isolation because they did not value commerce highly and believed that the voyages yielded little benefit to China.
They felt it unnecessary. }:)

Answer 2

They thought othemselves as superior to the rest of the world and therefore did not think they needed any western goods. They tried as hard as they could to to keep from trading with the outside world

Answer 3

They thought othemselves as superior to the rest of the world and therefore did not think they needed any western goods. They tried as hard as they could to to keep from trading with the outside world

Answer 4

the treated them like peopele in paris India and pittsburbh, georgia actually i dont know

Answer 5

Ming did little trade because they think outsider are barbarian and for Qing they don't want to modern the china so they also did little trade.

Answer 6

They ate ming and sing. LOL

Answer 7

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