Answer:
Zheng He's voyages to western oceans expanded China's political influence in the world. He was able to expand new, friendly ties with other nations, while developing relations between the east-west trade opportunities. Unfortunately, the official imperial records of his voyages were destroyed.
Explanation:
Zheng He's expeditions along the coasts of Southeast Asia and India found entrances to the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf to trade with Africa.
Zheng He was a Chinese explorer and trader from Ming Dynasty who assisted China to hold power over the Indian Ocean in the 15th century.
Zheng He went on several expeditions and opened trading connections with Africa, South Asia, modern-day India, Sri Lanka, Java, and Sumatra.
Zheng He's expeditions found entrances to the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf, which allowed China to have a trading connection with Africa.
In Africa, he traded porcelain, gold, silver and silk.
In return, obtain ivory and animals like ostriches, zebras and giraffes.
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