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Q: What became a closely guarded secret in China?
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What became a closey guarded secret in china?

silk


How did silk influence China government economy and culture during the Han period?

As contact with people from other lands increased, the Chinese realized how valuable their silk was as an item of trade. So, the techniques of silk production became a closely guarded state secret. Because of the worldwide demand for silk, Chinese commerce expanded along the Silk Roads to most of Asia and, through India, all the way to Rome.


What were the penalties for revealing the secrets of making silk in ancient china?

In ancient China, the person who revealed the secrets of silk making would be killed. In fact, silk was very valuable and it was closely guarded, since it was sold for high prices.


How is The Great Wall of China guarded?

Trick question... The wall is the guard.


What is the worlds most populated country?

The People's Republic of China


Date china became a country?

china became a country in 1546


How did red became kucky in china?

How did red became lucky in china


How was the Great Wall of China guarded?

The wall was guarded by soldiers and guards, but the wall was a guard, too. Even though, because Mongolians might have a surprise attack, so guards and soldiers kept good watch


What country was most closely associated with the open door policy?

U.S. and China


Are there plumbers secret base in earth?

They have a secret cult in China! They want to eat you


Why did overcrowding and hunger became a problem in China?

overcrowding in china


Why did they need lookout posts for the Great Wall of China?

Because a wall alone is not enough to keep invaders out unless the wall is guarded.