Sun Ruchu's new book; 'The four ancient civilizations of the world 、The original text originated、Archaeological research'

Sun Ruchu's new book; 《The four ancient civilizations of the world 、The original text originated、Archaeological research--Mesopotamia、Egypt 、India、China's Liangzhu civilization，Exploring the origin of writing》,Published by China Line Book Bureau. The book is based onarchaeological finds, And ancient objects in museums, put to the proof. Discuss three issues infull. The origin of human language in the first world. The second world religion originated. Acomparative study of the primitive writing systems of the four great civilizations in the thirdworld. Argumentative writing originated in religion. To demonstrate the invention of primitivewriting in Liangzhu civilization in China, lt can be used as a world language, World religions，World ancient Philology, World Archaeology, As a textbook. On Taobao in China, In China, onJD.com, On Confucius Book Network in China, There are retail outlets. be able to see a worldwideproblem,The latest research findings..

[Book News] Sun Ruchu's  newly published book spans over 340,000 words, more than 380 pages, and includes over 140 images of physical evidence. The work presents a comprehensive argument on the origins of human writing. By employing a comparative study of the early scripts from the world's four major ancient civilizations, it explores and verifies the birth and development of written language in the Liangzhu Civilization around 5,000 years ago in China. This book serves as a valuable introductory resource for scholars and students in the fields of world linguistics, comparative religion, ancient scripts, and archaeology. It also provides solid global material for researchers writing academic papers or monographs in these disciplines. The book comes with a CD-ROM for enlarged viewing on computers and is available for purchase on Taobao, JD.com, and Kongfz (Confucius Old Book Network). Readers are invited to explore this latest research into one of humanity's most enduring mysteries.