Sinocentrism - Stuff That I Find Interesting

The video discusses Sino-centrism, where China viewed itself as the world's center, with Korea as a tributary state. It explores the tributary system, cultural exchanges, and the impact of the Qing invasion on Korea, leading to its hermit kingdom status. The rise of Korean nationalism and cultural preservation efforts in the early 20th century are also highlighted.

What was the nature of Korea's relationship with China during the Ming dynasty?

• A military alliance

• A trade embargo

• A complex gift exchange system

• A simple tax system

How did China view itself in relation to other countries during the early 15th century?

• As the center of the world

• As an equal among nations

• As a minor state

• As a distant island

What significant change occurred in the 17th century that affected Korea's status?

• The fall of the Joseon dynasty

• The unification of Korea

• The Qing invasion

• The rise of the Ming dynasty

What ideology influenced Korean nationalism in the early 20th century?

• Marxism

• Social Darwinism

• Capitalism

• Confucianism

Why did Cho Nancy collaborate with the Japanese during the early 20th century?

• To oppose Western influence

• To gain personal power

• To preserve and expand Korean culture

• To expand Japanese culture