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"Technology", both in real life and in CK3, is a very funny thing. Insofar as pre-modern polities did sometimes discuss such matters as we would recognize as belonging to the realm of technology, yes. Any technology 'transfers' would largely have been specialists being sent to train other specialists (smiths, weavers, woodworkers, etc), rather than more abstract exchange like texts or diagrams, or of specific techniques.
Unfortunately, my knowledge of China is rather sparse, so I couldn't definitely say whether the Ming sometimes did that, but I would imagine so.
This reminds me of CK2 where you could get generals from China with unique military knowledge.