Together Again: The Reemergence of a Unified China
- Collapse of Han Dynasty
- Incursion of northern nomads - dressed, married, learned
- Greater acceptance of Daoism and Buddhism
- Environmental transformations
- Liu Zongyuan
- China regaining their unity under the Sui Dynasty
- Canal system - linked northern and southern china economically
- Golden age
- Arts, Literature, Landscape painting, Ceramics
- Tang and Song dynasty - six major ministries
- Personnel, finance, rites, army, justice, and public works
- Males and females separate in domain life
- Steppe nomads - less restricted
- Women showed as weak
- Breaking bones - foot binding
China and the Northern Nomads: A Chinese World Order in the Making
- Sharp contrast to rude cultures and artistic achievements
- Tribute system
- Gifts granted
- Favorable exchanges
- Cultural influence across an ecological frontier
- Peaceful trade, military conflict, political negotiation, economic extortion
Coping with China: Comparing Korea, Vietnam, and Japan
- Korea and China
- Vietnam and China
- Japan and China - most discussed
China and the Eurasian World Economy
- Third-wave era
- Paper making
- Handwritten calligraphy
- Technology was transferred
- China being economic beneficiary
China and Buddhism
- Adoption of Marxism
- Making buddhism chinese
- Individual salvation and enlightenment
- Losing state support
- Purity
- Confiscating lands, money, metals
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