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woodblock printing what is it pls tell meee
My dear fellow, one must concede that woodblock printing is indeed a technique whereby an entire page is meticulously engraved into a single, substantial block of timber
captial of china
beijing thanks I didnt know dat
北京，謝謝，我不知道。
whats the third longest river
yangtze river.
most popular religion in china
buddhism
whats chinas population
1.41billion
whats gunpowder dude I DONT KNOWW
Indeed, gunpowder—or "black powder" if one is being particularly precise—is a most volatile concoction consisting of potassium nitrate (saltpetre), charcoal, and sulphur. While this explosive mixture has historically served as a formidable propellant for firearms and pyrotechnics
( a mixture of poweders used in guns and explosives.)
bangkok is the capital of what country,
thailand
what is chinas second largest runoff,
peral river
is it china or India who's most popular religion is buddhism
china
litterary percent
97%
my good sire, sir, maam, female, ironman, occult leader. what is bureaucarcy
ok its a body of unelected government officals
Kuala Lumpur
malaysia
what river forms the border of between Russia and china
Heilongjiang River (Amur River)
least popular religion in china
islam.
first language recognized in china
old Chinese: 1766-1122 BCE
what is a scholar offical
rducated member of the govemenr
Ulaanbaatar
mongolia
whats known as the mother river
laio river
most popular religion in Maharashtra: choices
hinduism
christianity
buddhism
hinduism
when was fried rice first made
during the sui dynasty
porcelian
Porcelain is a thin, beautiful type of pottery, often referred to as "white gold," that stands out among ceramic materials for its remarkable translucency, refined texture, and high-fired durability. Originating in China, this prestigious, fine-grained ceramic is made from a specialized mixture of kaolin clay, feldspar, and quartz, which are fired at extreme temperatures, typically ranging from 1,200°C to 1,400°C, resulting in a dense and non-porous structure. Unlike coarser earthenware or stoneware, porcelain's unique composition allows artisans to craft pieces that are incredibly thin and delicate—sometimes called "eggshell" porcelain—yet remain surprisingly strong and resistant to chipping or cracking. Because of its vitrified nature, fine porcelain is translucent, meaning it glows when held up to the light, making it a popular choice for high-end tableware, intricate figurines, and delicate tea sets. Beyond its functional use, porcelain serves as an artistic medium for intricate underglaze painting and overglaze decoration, embodying elegance and sophisticated craftsmanship.
( a type of thin pottery)
Naypyidaw
myanmar/burma
whats known as the dissapering river
tarim river
what travels during reincarnation, in Buddhism. hint: its not the soul.
its karmic energy
how many time zones does china have
one called: beijing time.