Paper and ink, obviously. Inks have been about since prehistory, but paper, as opposed to papyrus, or sheepskin, or bark, is a genuine Chinese contribution to world culture. It was invented in about the First Century AD, and may have been mothered by necessity, because in the previous century, the Chinese had invented the Civil Service Exam.
the ironclad warship and the two chinas
I believe they were the astrolabe (forerunner of the sextant) and the magnetic compass, but other inventions might also be argued.
three one fiction and two nonfiction
Two inventions that aided in early exploration were the compass, which allowed sailors to navigate based on the Earth's magnetic field, and the astrolabe, which helped sailors determine their latitude by measuring the angle of celestial bodies above the horizon.
I assume you are referring to J.S. Bach here; he wrote fifteen two-part inventions, and fifteen three-part inventions
invention of the steam engine allowed factories to end their dependence on the waterwheel and thus, ended the need to be located next to streams or rivers.
the typewriter
The two sailing inventions that made the Age of Exploration possible were Caravel, and the Galleon.
Two of his inventions were :-Single wire telegraph systemMorse Code (he co-invented it)
The two inventions that have revolutionized communication are the telephone and the internet.
There are many Chinese inventions that we have all used at one time or another. Two Chinese inventions that we have all used at one time or another includes paper and the compass.
the compass and the astrolabe.