Why was the Han period considered to be a Golden Age of Chinese civilization?

The Han period was considered a Golden Age because many advances in science and medicine were made, including the invention of a seismograph to detect earthquakes. ... During this period, Han advanced civilization with the inventions of paper and the wheelbarrow, and advances in shipbuilding.

no because we were not ready for war

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