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Before the Mongol invasion, China was characterized by a series of dynastic rule, particularly the Song Dynasty, which emphasized economic prosperity, cultural achievements, and a bureaucratic system based on Confucian ideals. After the Mongol invasion, China was unified under the Yuan Dynasty, leading to significant changes in governance, including the incorporation of Mongol administrative practices and a greater emphasis on trade across the vast Mongol Empire. This period also saw increased cultural exchange and foreign influence, but it often disrupted traditional Chinese social structures and led to a complex relationship between the Mongols and the Chinese populace.

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