DBQ On Chinese Inventions

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Chinese Inventions
What invention did the Chinese make that has had the biggest impact on our world today? The Chinese made many great inventions for their use of time, but in our world today we have more advanced technology and supplies. When you think about it, these inventions all impacted the world greatly but the one that did the most was paper. Paper, even though we have to ruin trees to get our paper supply, it has greatly helped us. In document 2, it states “Chinese legend tells that the new invention of paper was presented to the Emperor in the year 105 AD by Cai Lun.” It might say that but if the Chinese didn’t invent it it would not have made it into the document choices. This shows how paper has extremely helped the society
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