China’s international relation with india and others world giants
China’s theory of foreign relations started in pre-modern days, when China was the Middle Kingdom. It was the center of the civilized world, with the Chinese emperor as the leader. Making believe that China ruled with the mandate of heaven, all of East Asia accepted this, even on its weakness periods as of the Song Dynasty when it did not deal with actual power relationships. China was from early times a center of trade, many interactions from the outside world came through the Silk Road. For example; in the first or second century with the contact with important leaders of the Roman Empire and during the thirteenth century in contact with Marco Polo.