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British scholar Bacon believesFour great inventions changed the face of things.

The four major inventions were papermaking, the compass, gunpowder, and printing.

The theory of the four major inventions was first proposed by the British sinologist Joseph Eyjo. The four great inventions have played a great role in promoting the political, economic and cultural development of ancient China, and have also had a great impact on the history of the development of world civilization.

China's four great inventions were successively introduced to the West before the emergence of modern European civilization, and had a certain impact on the development of Western science and technology. The use of gunpowder and firearms destroyed the ideological shackles of medieval Catholicism in Ossid. The compass reached the hands of European navigators, making it possible for them to discover America and make it possible to sail around the world, laying the foundations for the development of world and workshop crafts for the West.

A detailed introduction to the four major inventions.

A compass is a simple instrument used to determine directions. Formerly known as Sinan. The main component is a magnetic needle mounted on a shaft that can be rotated freely. The north pole of the magnetic needle points to the north pole of geography, and the direction can be discerned using this performance.

Papermaking (also known as Cai Hou paper) Cai Lun improved. In the first year of the Eastern Han Dynasty and Emperor Yuanxing (105 AD), Cai Lun made a fiber paper suitable for writing on the basis of summarizing the experience of his predecessors in manufacturing silk weaving crystals, and improved the papermaking technology to make paper a commonly used writing material. It is known as "Caihou paper".

Gunpowder was invented by Chinese Han alchemists in the Sui and Tang dynasties, the study of gunpowder began in ancient Taoist alchemy, the ancients refined pills for immortality, the purpose and motivation of alchemy were advanced, but its experimental methods still had merits, and finally led to the invention of gunpowder.

Engraving printing is reported to be the invention of clay movable type printing by Bi Sheng in the Northern Song Dynasty, which is considered to be the world's earliest movable type printing technology.

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The first Francis Bacon

Bacon, 22 January 1561 – 9 April 1626) was a famous English thinker, materialist philosopher, and scientist. Among the giants of the Renaissance, he is revered as an epoch-making figure in the history of philosophy and science. Marx called him the true progenitor of English materialism and of modern experimental science as a whole.

The first to propose that "knowledge is power".

The second Francis Bacon, the craziest artist of the 20th century, opened a whole new chapter in modern art with his otherworldly imagination. Bacon's greatest works were created in the 40s and 50s of the 20th century, from the screaming head and the roaring orangutan to the portraits of the Pope and Van Gogh, which fully embody the characteristics of Bacon as a madman surrounded by claustrophobia. Surprisingly, Bacon also produced some landscapes in his later years, such as his reminiscence of his travels in Africa and the south of France, a period that critics consider to be a period of Bacon's search for himself, a period of exploration of impressions and attempts at adventure.

Throughout Bacon's life, artists also had very strict requirements for choosing the works they wanted to exhibit. He demanded that all museums or galleries ensure that only his later paintings were on public display, which led to unfamiliarity and surprise in the style of Bacon's early works. At present, the Salsbury Museum in the United Kingdom has launched an exhibition with Bacon's early works as the main body, exhibiting 13 early works, illustrating the development of Bacon's art from the late 40s to the early 60s, and exploring the artist's terrifying super imagination in depth.