The factors that promote the development of foreign traffic in Song Dynasty do not include ()

The factors that promoted the development of foreign traffic in Song Dynasty did not include the tolerance of foreign countries to Song Wenhua.

There are four ways to spread culture in Song Dynasty: diplomatic envoys, monks' activities, commercial activities and immigrants. Song Wenhua has exerted a wide and far-reaching influence on the development of world civilization, enriched the cultural connotations of countries in China cultural circle, improved the material living conditions of residents in Southeast Asia and greatly promoted the development of European society.

In Song Dynasty, Song Wenhua, with its rich connotation and strong vitality, quickly radiated and spread to all parts of the world in various ways. Countries in Asia, Europe and even Africa have accepted Song Wenhua to varying degrees.

Diplomatic exchanges in Song Dynasty;

The Song government basically developed its relations with neighboring countries with an active and open mind.

The long-term confrontation between the northern frontier and Liao, Xia and Jin regimes forced the Song Dynasty to adopt a moderate foreign policy and establish friendly diplomatic relations with countries in East Asia, Southeast Asia and even Southwest Asia.

In this relaxed diplomatic environment, there are frequent exchanges between Chinese and foreign envoys, and there are an endless stream of envoys who come to pay tribute and go abroad for a return visit.

According to incomplete statistics, there were more than 80 diplomatic exchanges between the Northern Song Dynasty and North Korea.

Vietnamese envoys frequently entered the Song Dynasty. From the sixth year of Kaibao (973) to the eleventh year of Chunyou (1257), the north paid tribute 57 times, and the south occupied the city and sent envoys to the Song Dynasty 50 times.

Samfoqi (present-day Indonesia), far away in the Nanyang Islands, also sent envoys to the Song Dynasty for more than 30 times, and Maharaja of West Asia sent envoys to the Song Dynasty for nearly 50 times from the first year of Kaibao (968) to the fourth year of Dalu (1 168).