China's writing system contained thousands of different characters, most Chinese printers found moveable type impractical.
Chinese paper was difficult to print on
It originated in China.
Well, woodblock printing wasn't actually invented there, but in china, the use and production boomed and raely gave the invention of typing started.
Silkscreen printing, or stenciling, originated in China during the late 900's A.D. Since then, the form has been copied for a variety of useful applications in the rest of the world.
Although ylindrical seals were used to imprint clay tablets in Mesopotamia as early as 3,000 BCE, actual block printing was estimated to officially have been invented sometime before 220 CE. Many believe that the Chinese invented block printing, some historians credit the Koreans for the original invention; the Chinese might have adapted the system from the Koreans.
== == "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).
Germany in the 1440s. Simpler methods using block printing had been used in China, but the mechanical press was only invented later in Europe.
it starts on the t'ang dynasty in china...this printing is called as "block printing".
It originated in China.
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The printing block was invented in China around the 9th century during the Tang Dynasty. This early form of printing involved carving characters into wood blocks for reproduction.
The earliest woodblock printed fragments are from China.
Wood block printing originated in China. Historians believe the people of China began to record information on wood blocks by caring or using ink in the seventh century AD.
Well, woodblock printing wasn't actually invented there, but in china, the use and production boomed and raely gave the invention of typing started.
It was used for art and block printing, as well as caligraphy.
It wasn't important in China, but in Europe. For centuries before the printing press the Chinese were producing books and scrolls since 206 BC with ink rubbings on paper or cloth. Since Chinese is also made up of different characters and reads from up to down the printing press wouldn't have been useful.
the compass, gun powder, paper making, and printing. you're welcome. :)
Silkscreen printing, or stenciling, originated in China during the late 900's A.D. Since then, the form has been copied for a variety of useful applications in the rest of the world.