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Answer: This is a good question.​ It would seem that since paper had been inven.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Didn't the Chinese in the Three Kingdoms period use paper? In many TV series about the Three Kingdoms, people write on bamboo sticks but paper was invented in the Han dynasty. By the end of the dynasty, paper should have been in use, right? Yugan Talovich, studied history from early age in English, + Chinese for over 40 years. Written Feb 12, 2020 This is a good question. It would seem that since paper had been invented, everybody should have had some, right? Actually, no. Although paper was invented in roughly 100AD,... Read More » Why was Omaha Beach so deadly? Dominic Johnson Updated Feb 25 General Omar Bradley The British, Canadians and Americans had learnt many lessons about beach assaults, and paid dearly in blood for them. Bradley ignored them all The Britis... Read More » Is Malaysia recognized around the world? Lam Leong Yew, lives in Malaysia Written May 4, 2020 Malaysia is a member of United Nations and has representatives in all UN agencies. Malaysia has also served in the UN Security council and at least once, was the chair of t... Read More » How old is the oldest document/map that shows that the area within the 9-dash line and all islands there belong to China? Li Yu Tong, Living in China ever since I was born Written Apr 8, 2020 A2A: How old is the oldest document/map that shows that the area within the 9-dash line and all islands there belong to China? Just to the question itself. The current 9-das... Read More » How did the Japanese government react to the Battle of Midway? Neal Elkind Written Apr 8, 2020 Thao, After the humiliating defeat at Midway the IJN was shocked to say the least. Returning injured sailors were threatened with execution if they said a word. The governmen... Read More » Could anyone explain the Riemann Hypothesis in simpler terms? Jonah Sinick, works at Berkeley, CA Updated Oct 29, 2017 The Riemann Hypothesis has the following elementary formulation: If you generate an infinite sequence of heads and tails by flipping a fair coin, then the magnitude of the d... Read More » What is the current situation with the Uighurs in China? Are they really being persecuted and locked up in camps? Is there a genocide going on? Where can I find some objective informations on this topic? Calvin Liao, lived in China Updated Feb 7 I have written a few answers on the Xinjiang issue now and I have to say, the more research you do, the more you go down a rabbit hole that is truly mind blowing. I won't go... Read More » Why do professors make their class easy? Is it because they want good evaluations so they can get tenure? Benjamin Murphy, I'm a Professor Written Oct 7 I remember a sad case, in my former job, where a colleague of mine had to resign in the middle of the semester because he had developed an addiction to prescription pain ki... Read More » What if Japan had invaded Australia in World War II? Roy Jaruk, former Merchant Marine Officer Written Oct 5 Invade Australia? Yes. Occupy it? Doubtful. Hold it? No. Admiral Yamamoto allegedly observed to an Imperial Japanese Army general who was a firebrand proposing to invade the... Read More » Why does Fujian have fewer people and why is it so poor for a Chinese coastal province especially when compared to its neighbors, Guangdong and Zhejiang? Eugene Ng, MA Sociolinguistics, Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz Updated Aug 25, 2020 Look at this exaggerated relief map. Here's a more realistic one You can see how flat Zhejiang is and how Guangdong has a large flat delta area unlike Fujian which is all ver... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/