High School History 15- 19 Ideological Changes in Western Europe

15-19th Century Oriental China was mainly in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the changes between the east and the west were as follows:

Politically:

West: The bourgeois revolution established the capitalist system.

China: Feudal imperial power was highly strengthened.

Economically:

West China: industrial and commercial development, overseas capital accumulation

China: Although it is in a prosperous time, the old system and concept have not formed a good economic operation mechanism.

Ideologically and culturally:

West: Renaissance, Enlightenment, the pursuit of freedom, equality and science.

China: The stereotyped writing system is adopted to recruit scholars, and the literary inquisition is used to curb people's ideological development.

In foreign relations:

West China: opening up new air routes and developing maritime trade.

China: In the late Ming Dynasty, foreign exchanges were active, while the Qing Dynasty closed its doors.