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Gunpowder and Firearms –The Four Great Inventions 四大发明–火药
Alchemists were the first people in ancient China to dabble in chemistry. In the search for “pills of immortality”, it was found that a mixture of sulfur, saltpeter and charcoal could cause an explosion. People called the mixture of these three materials ”gunpowder”. A book in the middle of … Continue reading
The Technique of Printing _The Four Great Inventions 四大发明–活字印刷
Printing has played a very impor- tant role in the history of civilization. Woodblock printing was in use at the time of the Sui Dynasty. But it involved a laborious and expensive process. Bi Sheng of the Northern Song Dynasty was a smart printing worke r , … Continue reading
The Four Great Inventions_The Technique of Making Paper 四大发明—造纸术
A crude type of paper was used for writing on as early as in the The Four Great InventionsThe Technique of Making Paper A crude type of paper was used for writing on as early as in the Western Han Dynasty. It was made from plant fiber, … Continue reading