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Chinese History and Culture (Part 11)- Song Dynasty China, Innovation, Commerce, Technology, and the Rise of Early Modern Economy in Imperial China

Chinese History and Culture (Part 11)- Song Dynasty China, Innovation, Commerce, Technology, and the Rise of Early Modern Economy in Imperial China

Jia Ming Wang

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Año de edición:
2026
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Historia de Asia
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9798895845233
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The Song Dynasty (宋朝, Sòng cháo) was a period of remarkable change in Chinese history, known for its economic growth, cultural achievements, and technological innovation. Cities grew rapidly, markets expanded, and trade (贸易, mào yì) connected regions within China and beyond. Paper money (纸币, zhǐ bì) and new commercial practices transformed daily life and the economy.Innovation was at the heart of the Song era, with advances in printing (印刷, yìn shuā), agriculture, and navigation (航海, háng hǎi) shaping society. Scholar-officials, guided by Neo-Confucianism (理学, lǐ xué), influenced government and education, creating a culture that valued learning and moral responsibility.This book explores the people, inventions, and ideas that made the Song Dynasty one of the most dynamic periods in China’s history. It shows how commerce, culture, and technology came together to leave a lasting legacy that shaped future generations.

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