In the Chinese character set, each character represents a whole word...which is why there are so many Chinese characters. In Western languages like English and German, words are made of multiple characters. So Gutenberg's type would have been different from Chinese type for that reason alone.
China's writing system contained thousands of different characters, most Chinese printers found moveable type impractical.
-Johann Gutenberg
This could be noodle.
stick clay with WATER
It depends how it is being used. In the sentence βThe lettering on the sign was Chinese.β it is a noun. But in the sentence βHand lettering is my newest hobby.β it is a verb, specifically a gerund, more specifically a subject type of gerund.
The Chinese invented moveable type, and Johann Gutenberg, a monk from Germany, invented the printing press which used the Chinese's method of moveable type, just in a simplified and simpler way.
Johannes Gutenberg Gensfleisch
Well some of the possibilities are paper, moveable type, and gunpowder.
It is Bi Sheng. He invented the moveable-type printer in mid 12th century.
The answer is moveable type.It's that easy! =D
China's writing system contained thousands of different characters, most Chinese printers found moveable type impractical.
Johannes Gutenburg
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Gutenbergs invention of moving type, (remember the Chinese had already invented the printing press) the novel, salons, and pamphlets. Sir Frances Bacon also popularized the new ideas whenever he wrote about them.
-Johann Gutenberg
He created the moveable type in 1450
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