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On the Relationship between China and Japan at Yuan Dynasty

Liang Qin

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The relationship between China and Japan at Yuan Dynasty manly embodies in the war conflict, trade exchanges etc, which presents complex situation of the national communication. Based on the strategic considerations, Kublai Khan launched two wars with Japan, which made the relationship between the two countries strained. However, the conflict did not interrupt the exchange of the trade and culture between the two countries, and had produced important influence on the two countries' development.

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The relationship between China and Japan at Yuan Dynasty manly embodies in the war conflict, trade exchanges etc, which presents complex situation of the national communication. Based on the strategic considerations, Kublai Khan launched two wars with Japan, which made the relationship between the two countries strained. However, the conflict did not interrupt the exchange of the trade and culture between the two countries, and had produced important influence on the two countries' development.

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The relationship between China and Japan at Yuan Dynasty manly embodies in the war conflict, trade exchanges etc, which presents complex situation of the national communication. Based on the strategic considerations, Kublai Khan launched two wars with Japan, which made the relationship between the two countries strained. However, the conflict did not interrupt the exchange of the trade and culture between the two countries, and had produced important influence on the two countries' development.

Key concepts: China, International trade, Interrupt, Political science, Economy, Business, Development economics, Economics

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