Summary of Jing Tsu's Kingdom of Characters
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#2 The Chinese language seemed to be a major impediment to China's adaptation. The country was unable to find easy equivalents for loaded concepts like rights and sovereignty at negotiation tables with foreigners, and they were seen as barbaric and inferior by their counterparts on the streets.

#3 The Chinese language was on the brink of a transformation that would change the way it was used forever. The old empire was about to be shaken to its foundations by decades of internal problems and tumultuous encounters with other nations.

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