China In The Middle Ages
During the middle ages, the Chinese enjoyed a higher standard of living than almost any other contemporary nation. This high standard of living was made possible by their stable civilization, which for the most part had remained unbroken for centuries. While Europe was amidst dark times, poverty, war, and disease, China was flourishing, producing new art, science, and literary works.
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To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endessly.
Henri Bergson
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The Average Egyptian man was about 5 feet tall.
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