1.Skilled hand writers were known as  Buddhist missionariesCalligraphyChinaChinese traditional bookErasmusJohann GutenbergRashsundari DebiscribesShanghaiSilk Route .

2. Buddhist missionariesCalligraphyChinaChinese traditional bookErasmusJohann GutenbergRashsundari DebiscribesShanghaiSilk Route was the Latin scholar who expressed deep anxiety about printed book.

3.Amar Jiban’ is the autobiography of  Buddhist missionariesCalligraphyChinaChinese traditional bookErasmusJohann GutenbergRashsundari DebiscribesShanghaiSilk Route .

4.The first printing press was developed by  Buddhist missionariesCalligraphyChinaChinese traditional bookErasmusJohann GutenbergRashsundari DebiscribesShanghaiSilk Route.

5. Buddhist missionariesCalligraphyChinaChinese traditional bookErasmusJohann GutenbergRashsundari DebiscribesShanghaiSilk Route is an art of beautiful and stylised writing.

6.The earliest kind of print technology was developed in  Buddhist missionariesCalligraphyChinaChinese traditional bookErasmusJohann GutenbergRashsundari DebiscribesShanghaiSilk Route.

7.Accordion Book was the  Buddhist missionariesCalligraphyChinaChinese traditional bookErasmusJohann GutenbergRashsundari DebiscribesShanghaiSilk Route which was folded and stitched at the side.

8. Buddhist missionariesCalligraphyChinaChinese traditional bookErasmusJohann GutenbergRashsundari DebiscribesShanghaiSilk Route was the city in China, which became the hub of new print culture in the late nineteenth century.

9. Buddhist missionariesCalligraphyChinaChinese traditional bookErasmusJohann GutenbergRashsundari DebiscribesShanghaiSilk Route from China introduced hand printing technology into Japan around 768 – 770 AD.

10.Silk and spices from China reached Europe through the ‘ Buddhist missionariesCalligraphyChinaChinese traditional bookErasmusJohann GutenbergRashsundari DebiscribesShanghaiSilk Route’.