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According to the passage, Chinese literature

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   contains literary forms that no other countries have
   
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   is the largest in the world in terms of the number of works it contains
   
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   has been produced using the same script for over three millenia
   
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   appeals to the eye rather than to the mind
   
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   can claim the oldest literary work, which was written about 3,000 years ago
   

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   The main reason why written Chinese has changed so little over the years is that
   

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   the Chinese start learning to write at an early age
   
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   writing is a highly-prized art in China
   
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   China has always been a large country in area
   
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   the Chinese all have much the same ideas
   
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   it bears no relationship to the spoken word
   

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   It's clear from the passage that calligraphy.
   

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   is as important and valued in China as painting
   
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   emerged in China in the 16th century
   
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   is the written form of the Chinese language
   
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   is considered easier by the Chinese than painting
   
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   contains 1,000 different characters in the Chinese language
   

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