'Chinese officials' diaporamas de présentation

Education export to China Lecture Series I: Opportunities, challenges and successful scenarios

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Geography & History

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China Resists Outside Influence

China Resists Outside Influence. China and the West. The Chinese looked down on all foreigners and the Qing Emperor was not impressed with Western technology. Since China was largely self-sufficient due to good farming, they did not need products from the West.

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Qing China Plus Korea, Ming China and Tibet

Qing China Plus Korea, Ming China and Tibet. January 16, 2014. Review. What was the primary written language in Korea during the Joseon dynasty? In what ways was Joseon very different from China? What sort of relations did Joseon have with Japan?

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Tokugawa Japan 1600 -1800

Tokugawa Japan 1600 -1800. January 17, 2013. Review. What did the Chos?n and Qing governments have in common? Were the Manchu Chinese? Which countries were tributary partners of Qing China? (What role did the Ry?ky?s play?) What was the relationship between China and Tibet?

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The Mongol Empire

The Mongol Empire. Chapter 12 section 3. Key Terms. Kublai Khan Marco Polo. Kublai Khan Becomes Emperor. Armies overwhelmed the Chinese 1279 Had fought invasions of northern nomads First time a foreigner ruled the whole country Founded the Yuan Dynasty. Beginning a New Dynasty.

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Falun Gong vs Communist China

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Sphere of Influence

Sphere of Influence. Europeans and Japan took advantage of internal Chinese conflicts and attacked Treaties led to increasing control over Chinese economy Sphere of Influence : area in which the foreign nation controlled trade and investment. Groups 1,2,3. Open Door Policy.

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Imperialism in China

Imperialism in China. Background. U.S. imperialists viewed the Philippines as their entry way to China, and to Asia as a whole. America wanted to imperialize China because China was a prospective market for American manufactured goods. . Spheres of influence .

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