Question

During the Golden Age, the Chinese leadership practiced a policy of isolationism. Which is the best reason this was policy?

Answer 1

The answer is Chinese in the golden age had everything they needed to live properly. The approach of nonintervention is a strategy of staying separated from the issues or interests of different gatherings, particularly the political undertakings of different nations.

Answer 2

the best reason for the Chinese leadership to practiced a policy of isolationism would be: The country was self sufficient in all needs. China has the largest area and population in the world. That country has a vast amount of both material resources and labor resources and they pretty much do not need other countries to fulfill all their needs