Chinese Currency
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In this case.it seems to have been the habit among workmen to cut into the material of the seal instead of cutting the inscription in relief. When once the thought occurred to some one that relief cutting would leave a white gronad with a red or a black inscription, the path would be open for the invention of blank forms first and for the printing of books afterwards. What Chinese authors tell us is that seals in the Han dynasty and later left the characters white when impressions were taken fr...om them, and further that in the Tang dynasty the characters in the impressions from seals became red. The meaning of this statement appears to be that the old seals were all or almost all cut in intaglio and that about the beginning of the Tang dynasty cameo cutting, or cutting in relief, beeame common. This easual remark of a Chinese author throws light on the fact that paper currency began in the Tang dynasty, and at the same time the period of printing books was brought so much nearer because the artisans of that age began to engrave in relief- 1 [ lQtf J There was in fact government paper money about A,D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this case.it seems to have been the habit among workmen to cut into the material of the seal instead of cutting the inscription in relief. When once the thought occurred to some one that relief cutting would leave a white gronad with a red or a black inscription, the path would be open for the invention of blank forms first and for the printing of books afterwards. What Chinese authors tell us is that seals in the Han dynasty and later left the characters white when impressions were taken fr...om them, and further that in the Tang dynasty the characters in the impressions from seals became red. The meaning of this statement appears to be that the old seals were all or almost all cut in intaglio and that about the beginning of the Tang dynasty cameo cutting, or cutting in relief, beeame common. This easual remark of a Chinese author throws light on the fact that paper currency began in the Tang dynasty, and at the same time the period of printing books was brought so much nearer because the artisans of that age began to engrave in relief- 1 [ lQtf J There was in fact government paper money about A,D.
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