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Why did Chinese want foreigners to know how to make silk an porcelain?
The Chinese wanted foreigners to know how to make silk and porcelain as a strategic move to maintain their economic advantage in trade. By controlling the production of these highly sought-after goods, China could monopolize their export and maximize profits. Additionally, keeping the techniques secret allowed China to enhance its prestige and influence in global trade networks, ensuring that they remained a central player in international commerce. This desire to protect proprietary knowledge was crucial in preserving China's cultural and economic dominance.
What dynasty in Chinese history was porcelain invented?
It is not know exactly who invented Chinese porcelain. However, it first appeared during the Shang Dynasty close to Zhengzhou.
What delicate lightweight fabric was invented by the Chinese?
I really don't know but I think it is silk
What sport did the Chinese bring to Trinidad?
Well they brought food........ I dont know what they brought why do u think i am searching for it and i did not want to answer any questions!! Answers.com is no help to me
How much do the Chinese people know about the Tiannamen Square massacre in 1989?
Most young people in China know a little about it. But elder people know a lot. Most of them think that incident as a upheaval which should be cracked down because the bad effect on the stable development of China. But they also hold some sympathy for the demonstrators, people think some of their claims were reasonable, but too extreme. In fact, they know the incident was an echo of the collapse of Soviet Union but not the real requests of Chinese people. Most elder Chinese don't think it as a massacre, because some demonstrators(mob) had endangered the national security of China. They must be controlled.
Do Chinese people want freedom?
Yes, of course. I think everyone in the world needs freedom. I am a Chinese, and I know many foreigners have much misunderstanding about China and Chinese people.
Why did Chinese want foreigners to know how to make silk an porcelain?
The Chinese wanted foreigners to know how to make silk and porcelain as a strategic move to maintain their economic advantage in trade. By controlling the production of these highly sought-after goods, China could monopolize their export and maximize profits. Additionally, keeping the techniques secret allowed China to enhance its prestige and influence in global trade networks, ensuring that they remained a central player in international commerce. This desire to protect proprietary knowledge was crucial in preserving China's cultural and economic dominance.
The chinese considered all foreigners to be uncivilized and inferior to themselves they regarded foreigners to be?
I dont know but i am writign this so soomeone can really answer it. - Barbarians.
What dynasty in Chinese history was porcelain invented?
It is not know exactly who invented Chinese porcelain. However, it first appeared during the Shang Dynasty close to Zhengzhou.
How where Chinese foreginers in the tang dynasty?
The Tang dynasty let in foreigner's into their country. The decline of Buddhism and conflicts between the Chinese foreigners was what started this, you know the Tang dynasty not letting them in. Then later on cultural exchange and new religions where introduced to China.
Why didn't the Chinese want other nations to know how to make silk and porcelain?
Because as long as they were the only ones, they could make good money on selling it to the rest of the world.
What are the Chinese mountains called?
i dont know i think its call yuiop
Does ryeowook know how to speak Chinese?
I think he sang on the Chinese language album Me released May 2 2008.
How do you spell Megan in Chinese?
I think it's Méi gēn in Chinese simplified but I don't know in traditional Hope this helped you =P
Can porcelain veneers fall out?
i don't know- yes i do!
Who invented firewoks?
greg h. naked i do not know. I think some Chinese guy
What year was the sign Capricorn born?
I dont know. But in Chinese, I think it was the year of the Ox.
