The+Han+-+Paper

=The invention of paper and modern Chinese culture=

Premise:
Without certain developments of ancient China, specific parts of modern Chinese society would not exist

A development of ancient China:
In the ancient China, Han dynasty people make the paper. This is the most important for China because if we don't have paper, we probability still need to use the wood to write our test book. The following is the example of what anicent China use for writing before the Han dynasty:

As you can see the wood that for writing is very heavy and also difficut for us to take. Not every body can take it to the other place and not easy to copy.

This is an example of what happen when the people invention the paper. It easy to carry out and easy to make a coppy. More and more people can buy the paper for study because the paper will spend less mone. If the money cost less then poor and rich people will also can buy it then the education will get highter. Because we have paper so then we can study at now, and write in the paper with out using the heavy wood.

A hypothesis on the connections to modern Chinese society:
If we have lots of paper, then the paper will cost less money. If we have lost of paper, peole will start to write word and carry to many place, or write more book and keep it for many year. The culture will change to highter way.

Examining evidence to support/refute this hypothesis:
How do we know that there are still have book from Han dynast in that time. Because there are some book will still in there by written in paper. For example: the first dictionary that was written in Han dynasty and it have lots of information in there. the people in that time they safe the paper so that is way in now we still can rewrite it in another way to show it to us.

Conclusion:
The ancient China did show us how the paper would change our life. Because of the paper we have the old poem, and also the book from before.

Written by:
Ariel Lee

Works Cited:
Informetion for the Han dynasty book (2006-05-07)Retrieved from: [|__http://baike.baidu.com/history/id=148072__]

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