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   Sinocentrism

   Sinocentrism is any ethnocentric perspective that regards China to be central or unique relative to other countries. In pre-modern times, this took the form of viewing China as the only civilization in the world, and foreign nations or ethnic groups as "barbarians".
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   Anti-Japanese sentiment in China

   However, attempts to use Sinocentrism as an explanation tend to be regarded as historical revisionism, further stirring anti-Japanese sentiment.
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   Sinosphere

   Sinocentrism
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   Dongyi

   Sinocentrism
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   Chinese Wikipedia

   In order to avoid systemic bias, one of the cornerstones of the Chinese Wikipedia (along with neutral point-of-view) is avoiding "sinocentrism".
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   Ethnocentrism

   Sinocentrism
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   Differences between Huaxia and barbarians

   Sinocentrism
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   Chinese nationalism

   Sinocentrism
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   Han Chinese

   Sinocentrism
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    List of recipients of tribute from China

    Due to Sinocentrism, China had not paid them willingly, as it regarded itself as the most advanced, important, and the Middle Kingdom, so these were forced upon China with threats of attacks and raids, which many of the peoples who received tribute continued to do anyway after receiving tribute.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Sinocentrism,
• Anti-Japanese sentiment in China,
• Sinosphere,
• Dongyi,
• Chinese Wikipedia,
• Ethnocentrism,
• Differences between Huaxia and barbarians,
• Chinese nationalism,
• Han Chinese,
• List of recipients of tribute from China