Chinese Culture Influence

The spread of Chinese Civilization to Korea and Vietnam due the fact that China’s borders naturally surpass their great neighbor. According to History of World Societies, The Han Dynasty asserted sovereignty over vast regions from Korea in the east to Central Asia in the west of Vietnam in South. Once garrisons were established, traders were quick to follow, leading to considerable spread of Chinese material culture in East Asia. Chinese goods, especially silk, were in demand far beyond East Asia, promoting long-distance trade across Eurasia (179). For these reason the Chinese Civilization was influential because of their strong trademark, religion and governing with organization administrations of their territory.
The non-Chinese people saw the opportunity to be united with Qin Dynasty by intermarrying within families. As a results, they saw themselves as maintaining the high culture of the Han and looked on the emperors of the successive dynasties as upstarts–as
This is how dynasties were able to control distant frontier areas. Chinese cultural impact immensely onto The Vietnamese societies during the Chinese domination. For example, “The Chinese languages, arts, architecture, and music had a powerful impact on their Vietnamese’s counterparts (197). Vietnamese were overruled by 20 years such harshly enforcement laws and culture they have to follow. Though Vietnam society were prepared to receive benefits from Chinese government but not loose their identity. For example, Chinese administrators were assigned to replace the local nobility, political institutions were imposed and in top of it the Confucianism was treated as the official ideology (197). Chinese innovations were beneficial for the Vietnamese society, but the local elite groups were not content with how things were over-run by Chinese political