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... The country of China, although not known for exploration was actually affected by it greatly. One might think that it is impossible for exploration to have an affect on China. But Without European exploration, who knows what would have happened to China. ... Explorers from Europe, desert and sea routes, and the maritime expeditions, are the three main ways how European exploration affected China. ... So it was of no surprise that China was a choice on the list. An explorer by the name of Marco Polo sailed to China in the 13th century. He was supposed to convert the then China ruling Mongols to Christianity. ...
Despite this, even before explorers came to China they already had an idea of exploration. China was already familiar with European and Western Cultures. China traded silk, porcelain, and metals as far west as Africa. ... It was fairly easy to communicate and transport things from China to the West.
Approximate Word count = 709
Approximate Pages = 2.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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