Abstract
Abstract The friendly exchanges between China and Arab countries have a long history. During Ming and Qing Dynasties, the cultural exchange between China and Arab countries was gradually shifted from the material level in Tang and Song Dynasties to the spiritual level. During that period, with the increase in the number of Muslims in China, and the deepening of Chinese people’s interest to the Arab world, research on the history and geography of Arab countries was strengthened, and traditional Chinese Confucian ideology was combined with the ideology of Arab Islamic culture, which promoted the integration and dialogue between Chinese Muslims and people who believed in Confucianism, and made Arab Islamic culture and Chinese culture have a deeper integration.
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