Why did China shut itself out of the world in the 15th century?

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During the Ming Dynasty, China closed its borders to the outside world because they were worried about the influence of the West. There were many Europeans travelling around the world and spreading their religion, ideas, and then dominance. China didn't want the West's religion, ideas, or dominance in their country.

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