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How Did Chinese Culture Influence The Wu Wang Dynasty

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China is the most ancient nation in history and is considered the leading cultural focal point of East Asia. China is filled with thriving ethics and morals, strong government, efficient economy, artistic and a systematic culture. In addition, China has created a powerful cultural existence throughout their civilization. China has battled and faced conflict of developing a more up to date cultural existence in the world in comparison to other countries. China has been trying to revolutionize its cultural values in today’s modern age. The concern among traditional culture and the change of modernization for Chinese culture has been talked about by a great philosopher of recent memory by the name of Confucius. Confucius knew that China will eventually change because socially every nation will have interacted with each other, which will ultimately help China have a stable economic growth to thrive on.
However, Chinese's are subjected to altered their economy and cultural values. Despite their influence and determination, China did not embark on any progress to a fixed, integrate and cultural system. China during the course of their history has generated an imbalance cultural identity which …show more content…

to 256 b.c. Wu Wang dynasty was in power longer than all the other dynasties in the history of china. In addition, the Great Wall of China was built in midst of those dynasties. The Great Wall of China was a stone reinforced position that was constructed and preserved and reconstructed for many centuries. In addition there was four major walls built from the ages of 208 BC from 1620. Qin Shi Huang was the first Emperor of China to build the first wall, however majority of the wall is no longer in place. Emperors who also built walls were: 1). the Qin Dynasty 208 bc, 2). Han Dynasty 1st century BC 1138 – 1198 and 3). Hongwu Emperor & Wanli Emperor of the Ming Dynasty from

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