Chinese characters (English Wikipedia)

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  • Laozi (1891). "80". 道德經 [Tao Te Ching] (in Literary Chinese and English). Translated by Legge, James – via the Chinese Text Project. [I would make the people return to the use of knotted cords (instead of the written characters).]
  • 係辭下 [Xi Ci II]. 易經 [I Ching] (in Literary Chinese and English). Translated by Legge, James. 1899 – via the Chinese Text Project. [In the highest antiquity, government was carried on successfully by the use of knotted cords (to preserve the memory of things). In subsequent ages the sages substituted for these written characters and bonds.]

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