carvings that were messages from important people
The Chinese were able to print using woodblock printing, where characters were carved onto wooden blocks and then inked for printing. This method allowed for the reproduction of entire pages at a time, making it suitable for the Chinese language with its numerous characters.
William Morris used oil colours and wooden blocks to print his wallpapers.
In the mid-1400s, Johannes Gutenberg invented the movable type. The movable type allowed printing to be much more efficient and cheaper. The movable type used blocks, with one letter on each. The blocks were arranged to form a page of the book or newspaper that was to be printed, and then the blocks were rolled over with ink. Then a sheet of paper was pressed on the blocks, transferring the ink on it. Although Johannes Gutenberg did invent printing, he did not invent printing itself. Hundreds of years before him, Chinese and Japanese people carved wooden blocks to print letters and pictures. In 1045, a Chinese printer named Bi Sheng invented an early version of the movable type, but Chinese had too many characters in it. Gutenberg's version of the moveable type was much more efficient.
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== == "Block Printing" or "Woodblock Printing" is a method used to print text, images or patterns on textiles and later paper. This method was widely used throughout East Asia and originating in China in antiquity. How it worked: Patterns and letters were carved into wooden blocks, so that the letter or pattern is chiseled and protrudes so to speak from the wooden block.These blocks are then coated with Ink, and brought pressed firmly and evenly onto the paper or cloth. The content would print backwards (mirror-image).
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It should be "打印"
They invented it in 300-500BC
because the Chinese used it to print paper money.
The Chinese used porcelain to make beautiful pots. The knew the art of sericulture and they knew to print and make paper.