This excerpt from Episode 202 - Conflict Follows Trade sets the stage for the rest of the series. The perception of China by the outside world was based mostly on artwork: porcelain pots seemingly depicting everyday life, fanciful literature, because accurate information was in very short supply, and this initial perception continues to affect international relations today.
What was the perception of China like in the bulk of the 20th, if not into the 21st, century?
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