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Why did European merchants generally trade gold and silver for Chinese goods in ming china rather than trade manufactured goods of their own?
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Why did European merchants generally trade gold and silver for Chinese goods in ming china rather than manufactured goods of their own?
European manufactured goods were generally of lower quality than Chinese goods.
What did the Chinese merchants receive in return for silk?
gold
What danger did merchants face in the 1880?
Losing their business as a result of bad debts
How did the Chinese lose their secret of making silk?
It was when a princess hid the silkworms and a few mulberry seeds in her crown and exhibited to a European king.
How do most Chinese earn their livings?
Just do the jobs the same as those in your country. There are teachers,workers,farmers,bankers,merchants,doctors,engineers, scientists and so on. Different countries also have many things in common. Do not consider China too mysterious.
Why did European merchants generally trade gold and silver for Chinese goods in ming china rather than manufactured goods of their own?
European manufactured goods were generally of lower quality than Chinese goods.
Why did the European merchants generally trade gold an silver for Chinese goods in Ming dynasty rather than trade manufactured goods of their own?
European manufactured goods were generally of lower quality than Chinese goods.
What Chinese dynasty's used the silk road?
Arab merchants used the Silk Road to bring Chinese goods to European buyers in the Middle East.
European merchants struggled to trade with China under the Qing dynasty because?
the Chinese had little interest in trading for goods produced in Europe
What was on major of the Ming dynasty's policy to restrict trade between china and Europe?
Pirates and smugglers began to supply European merchants with Chinese goods.
Why did merchants have such low status in the Chinese social system?
because, to Chinese people, merchants are just basically hobos.
Chinese merchants traded luxury goods for?
Luxury good were traded by Chinese merchants for Spices, Teas, and Porcelain goods.
What was one major effect of the Ming dynasty policy to restrict trade between china and Europe?
Pirates and smugglers began to supply European merchants with Chinese goods.
During the 1600 the only Chinese port open to Chinese merchants?
canton canton
What was received by Chinese merchants when trading with the west?
Figs
What was received when Chinese merchants when trading with the west?
Figs
What did the Chinese merchants receive in return for silk?
gold
