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China's Scientific Books Spreading to Europe and Its Impacts in Ming and Qing Dynasty

Zhang Li-ling

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In Ming and Qing Dynasty,missionaries translated China's ancient scientific texts,such as medical books,technology books and Chinese history of astronomy and astronomical data to Europe.China's scientific books spreading to the West promoted the development of Western science.Cultural exchange has great meaning to cultural development.

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In Ming and Qing Dynasty,missionaries translated China's ancient scientific texts,such as medical books,technology books and Chinese history of astronomy and astronomical data to Europe.China's scientific books spreading to the West promoted the development of Western science.Cultural exchange has great meaning to cultural development.

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In Ming and Qing Dynasty,missionaries translated China's ancient scientific texts,such as medical books,technology books and Chinese history of astronomy and astronomical data to Europe.China's scientific books spreading to the West promoted the development of Western science.Cultural exchange has great meaning to cultural development.

Key concepts: China, Cultural exchange, History, Meaning (existential), Ancient history, History of China, Scientific development, Classics

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