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The 15 pages that link to Chinese woodblock printing, each with the reason it gives.

• Printing pressNarrower topic: It supplied a mature printing tradition before European mechanical presses appeared.

• Woodblock printingBroader topic: China provides the earliest sustained history of woodblock printing.

• Movable typeRelated: It preceded movable type and provided a model for printing texts.

• Nishiki-eNarrower topic: Japanese multicolor printing developed within a wider East Asian woodblock tradition.

• Romance of the Three KingdomsRelated: Printed editions enabled the novel’s long circulation and continuing textual variation.

• Chinese classicsRelated: Printing enabled wider copying of canonical editions and commentaries.

• Relief printingBroader topic: It is among the earliest established traditions of relief printing.

• Chinese Buddhist CanonRelated: Woodblock technology enabled large, standardized editions of Buddhist scriptures.

• Ouyang XunRelated: Printed copies helped disseminate calligraphic models beyond the original stone inscriptions.

• Wujing ZongyaoRelated: Printing allowed military knowledge to circulate in durable, reproducible editions.

• History of PrintingBroader topic: It documents printing’s early development in East Asia, centuries before European presses.

• Li ShizhenRelated: The expanding availability of printed books helped transmit large works such as Bencao Gangmu.

• ManhuaNarrower topic: Its long history of illustrated printing provides context for Chinese visual storytelling.

• Yongle EncyclopediaCompared with: Unlike widely printed reference works, the encyclopedia remained a handwritten manuscript.

• Tiangong KaiwuRelated: Woodblock printing made the encyclopedia's text and technical illustrations reproducible.