Why did China's geography make it hard for leaders to govern the whole country?

Answer 1

Throughout China's pre-modern history, and even continuing into the modern era to some extent, various geographic features made central governance difficult. For one thing, China is a vast geographic space. For another thing, it is crisscrossed by high mountain ranges and also large rivers which, for much of Chinese history, were prone to unexpected flooding, all of which combined to deter centralized political administration of the country.

Answer 2

1. china has lots of mountainous areas, so trade would be hard.

2. in addition china has few waterways for trade

So mountains and few water ways

Answer 3

China's most important animal is the dragon because it is very sacred to them.

Answer 4

China is a mountainous region with few water ways.

Answer 5

Large land holdings are hard to govern when there is not good communication.