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The Ancient Chinese used matches for Fireworks
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What ancient Chinese traditions do we still use today?
we still use chinese dragons
What did the ancient Chinese use to write on paper?
paper
What did the ancient Chinese use toilet paper for?
Hands and water
Which group of ancient people were the first to use fingerprints for personal identification?
the Chinese
How did the ancient Chinese doctors attend to the sick?
They use to suck there .... to make them better
When did the Chinese first use silk?
The Ancient Chinese
When were ancient Chinese matches made?
They were made in the year of 577 AD by the court ladies during military siege.
What did the ancient Chinese use water for?
me
What ancient Chinese traditions do we still use today?
we still use chinese dragons
Who made bombs?
The ancient Chinese were the first to use them.
What did the ancient Chinese use to write on paper?
paper
What materials did the Chinese use to construct ancient Chinese instruments?
The ancient Chinese made their instrument from materials like silk and bamboo, bronze and stone, clay and bone.
How are ancient Chinese matches used today?
If there is an "emergency". Such as the power going out. We also use it for light, like in the woods, a campfire for example. we use it to start control fires, we use it to START fires, we use it everywhere, we're just so used to it, it's oblivious to us how much we use them!
What are the 10 ancient Chinese inventions?
The four main inventions from ancient china is the compass, gunpowder, papermaking and printing. Here are six more: fireworks silk wheelbarrow seismograph abacus matches
Ancient Chinese inventions?
They had many inventions such as the tooth brush. Also the compass, rudder, and matches. If these were not invented, the journey to America would not have been possible.
What did ancient Chinese people use gunpowder for?
Make firecrackers
What are the characters for matches as in to light a fire with in Chinese?
the Chinese characters for matches are '火柴' [huǒ chái] in which '火' means fire, :)
