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big1devin

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The pinyin system refers to
 
  a. the Romanization of written Chinese.
  b. the pictographic system of written Chinese.
  c. the process of adding western words to spoken Chinese.
  d. Official Speech.

Question 2

Under which dynasty does the spreading of the Chinese written language begin to occur in other regions of East Asia?
 
  a. Shang dynasty
  b. Zhou dynasty
  c. Qin dynasty
  d. none of the above



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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