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Periodization, Features and Historical Roles of the Cultural Exchnange Between China and the West in the Transitional Period from Ming to Qing Dynasties

Yan Lin

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The cultural exchange between China and the West in the Ming_Qing transitional period was chiefly bridged and carried by missionaries, and it falls into 3 periods:1582-1644 signifies its initiation and development; 1644-1722 marks its prosperity; and 1723-1795 records its decline. This cultural exchange was bilateral on the basis of equality, producing a profound impact on the development of Chinese society as well as promoting an all_round understanding of China by the European people.

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The cultural exchange between China and the West in the Ming_Qing transitional period was chiefly bridged and carried by missionaries, and it falls into 3 periods:1582-1644 signifies its initiation and development; 1644-1722 marks its prosperity; and 1723-1795 records its decline. This cultural exchange was bilateral on the basis of equality, producing a profound impact on the development of Chinese society as well as promoting an all_round understanding of China by the European people.

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The cultural exchange between China and the West in the Ming_Qing transitional period was chiefly bridged and carried by missionaries, and it falls into 3 periods:1582-1644 signifies its initiation and development; 1644-1722 marks its prosperity; and 1723-1795 records its decline. This cultural exchange was bilateral on the basis of equality, producing a profound impact on the development of Chinese society as well as promoting an all_round understanding of China by the European people.

Key concepts: Periodization, China, Prosperity, Period (music), Cultural exchange, Ancient history, History, Economic history

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