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Anonymous users2024-02-11There is no mention of China because of the Bible at that time. There was a period of civil war in China. In the early years of the Han Dynasty, it was more than 100 years since the birth of the Bible. The Xiongnu moved westward. After more than 500 years, the Ottoman Turkish Empire was established. Destroyed the Roman Empire.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Since the Han Dynasty, especially since the Tang Dynasty, the Silk Road has always been one of the important sources of China's fiscal revenue, followed by the Song Dynasty, the sea is very developed, and the GDP accounts for 50% of the world.
The biblical writers did not know that there was China, and the Westerners at that time were synonymous with ignorance, and only a few merchants from Dashi and other countries knew about China and traded with it.
Whenever China developed to a certain extent, the troubled Chinese nation would face new enemies, the Xiongnu, Donghu, Turkic, Tunguska, Qiang-Tibetan, and Uighur. China is a big coffee table, and the various Han dynasties are the cups on it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Before the great geographical discoveries, the West was not in a position to interfere with China's history, and after that, the invasion of missionary trade began, such as the Dutch invasion of Taiwan, and the invasion of the Heilongjiang River valley by Tsarist Russia. However, it was cut off by the retreat policy and our counterattack, until the Raven War. There are ten lost tribes in the Bible, some of which are said to have gone to China.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08The connection between the East and the West has existed since ancient times. I think the landlord is mainly talking about the institutional connection. The economic basis between the two is different, and the continuation of history is also different. The economic base determines the superstructure.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Quite simply, because of the geographical area, China is very special, and in ancient times there were no advanced modes of transportation that could have extensive large-scale connections with the West. And many rulers have adopted a policy of seclusion. Therefore, in modern China, the door was opened.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Genghis Khan's army had been to Europe! Friend!! Besides, Zheng He's 7 trips to the West should be understood!
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The road is too far to have a small brief contact.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Since the Han Dynasty, China has begun to connect with the Middle East, otherwise how would the West know about silk porcelain. The Bible is not very clear, I have not read it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The early Silk Road and the later Zheng He's voyage to the West were all connected with the West, how could there be no contact until after the Qing Dynasty. As for the Bible, I really haven't read it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02China and the West actually had direct or indirect contact with the West a long time ago, the opening of the Silk Road, the flow of Chinese goods through the Middle East to the West, the flow of Western goods through the caravans of the time, and the time of Genghis Khan, which reached Europe.
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