Even, the Yuan dynasty strongly developed arts of theater in China. In addition, because of the immense territory from invading nations, the Mongol had an opportunity to own an extremely diverse culture. They introduced Mongol culture, Mid Asian culture, and even Western culture to enrich Chinese culture [2]. Thus, the Mongols were Sinicized in many aspects, but the Mongols attempted to conserve their own culture. Also, their appearance in China made Chinese culture influenced by the Mongol culture and other cultures during Yuan dynasty. Perhaps, because Yuan dynasty existed for only one hundred years, then was later governed by the Hans; therefore, the print of the Mongols onto Chinese culture was not as clear as that of the Manchus. .
In the context of a young Qing dynasty, Manchu emperors understood the importance of solving the racial conflict between the Manchu and the Han. They accepted the influence from the Han's heritage, and attempted to perceive the values of Han culture. The Qing dynasty use Han language and Han scripts to communicate. They promoted talented Han people and Confucianism, as well as, other philosophical works from Han culture in order to rule his the Qing [3]. In addition, the architecture of the Forbidden City under Qing dynasty was mainly based on the one built in the Ming dynasty, which is the Han's heritage. Thus, after a long time, the Manchus were seduced by the native Chinese culture, and they adopted the Chinese trappings. Although Manchu culture was deeply influenced by native Chinese culture, the print of Manchu was still clear. Under the Manchu rule, the arts flowered. They wrote such greatest novels as the Dream of the Red Chamber [1]. Visual arts, the clothing, decorations demonstrated a uniqueness in color and design influenced by both the Manchu and the Han. In addition, the required hairstyle of men in the Qing was a half-shaved forehead and a long queue based on the Manchu style.