How did the Chinese view their country's place in the world?

WORD

O

A. They named it the "Middle Kingdom," indicating that it was the

center of the world.

O

B. They revered it as the "Ancient World," placing its creation before

all other empires.

O

C. They believed the land had magical powers, so they were

superstitious.

O

D. They thought there were no other countries outside of China.

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Jaylan

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14 January, 22:47

How did the Chinese view their country's place in the world?

WORD

O

A. They named it the "Middle Kingdom," indicating that it was the

center of the world.

O

B. They revered it as the "Ancient World," placing its creation before

all other empires.

O

C. They believed the land had magical powers, so they were

superstitious.

O

D. They thought there were no other countries outside of China.

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Joey · Answer 1

The righ anser here is A. They named it the "Middle Kingdom," indicating that it was the center of the world.

Explanation:

The Chinese civilization, one the greatest human civilizations throughout history, is ethnocentric. The Chinese always saw themselves as the center of civilization and all peoples out of the reach of Chinese customs and culture were considered barbarians. Historically, China has not seen other states as equals; other states were treated as vassals who had to pay tribute to the Chinese emperor, an acknowledgement of the superiority of his empire.