78_78447 Emotional drama is too difficult to write. In order to write the last chapter of the emotional drama, I wrote and rewrote, rewrote, and then wrote such a chapter, give me some time in this chapter, I have to think about it, how to proceed next, ahhhhhh!!!!h ps,You authors, I am a single dog who has never had a first love.,Please don't abuse dogs.,I've worked very hard.。 Ask for a tap!!! Although it may not be very well written.

Before the invention of printing, the dissemination of literary, artistic, and scientific works was mainly hand-copied, and it was rare for manuscripts to be sold on the market as commodities. Printing, especially after the invention of movable type printing in the 40s of the 11th century AD, a work could be printed in multiple copies and sold, and the reproduction of the work, the book, became a commodity for the printers to make a profit. In order to monopolize the printing and sale of certain works, printers sent the works to be printed to the government for review and asked for permission to operate them exclusively. In the Southern Song Dynasty of China (1190~1194), Wang Chong, a native of Meizhou, Sichuan, engraved the "Eastern Capital Affairs", and the catalog page has a statement that "≥± Wan≥± Shu ≥± ロba, ○anshub∷a. In Europe, in 1469, after the German J. Gutenberg invented movable metal type printing, the Republic of Venice granted the bookseller Giovanni da Spira the privilege of printing books for five years in 1469. Feudal emperors and magistrates discovered that censorship of works to be printed could prohibit the spread of new ideas, and in 1556 Queen Mary I of England approved the formation of a booksellers' company by printers in London, granting a monopoly on books published by its members, but at the same time stipulating that. Books must be sent to the Crown for review and registered with the company before they can be printed and distributed. Printing without registration is punishable by the Royal Star Court. The idea of original copyright was formed when the government granted printers a monopoly on the publishing rights of certain works, or ordered a ban on the reproduction of works that had already been published by others. This primitive copyright system, which only benefits rulers and printers, has nothing to do with the creator of the work, is in fact a form of censorship of the original press that restricts freedom of speech and the press.

Before the invention of printing. Literary, artistic, and scientific works were disseminated mainly by hand. At that time, it was rare for manuscripts to be sold on the market as commodities. Printing, especially after the invention of movable type printing by Bi Sheng in the 40s of the 11th century, a single work could be printed in multiple copies and sold. The book, a reproduction of the medium of the work, became a commodity for the printers to make a profit. In order to monopolize the printing and sale of certain works. The printer sends the work to be printed to the government for review. Request for exclusive operation. In the Southern Song Dynasty of China (1190~1194), Wang Chong, a native of Meizhou, Sichuan, engraved the "Eastern Capital Affairs", the catalog page has a statement that "Meishan Chengshe Mansion is published, and the boss is not allowed to cover the board". In Europe. In the middle of the 15th century, after the German J. Gutenberg invented movable metal type printing, in 1469 the Republic of Venice granted the bookseller Giovanni da Spira the privilege of printing books for five years. In 1556, Queen Mary I of England approved the establishment of a booksellers' company by the London printers, granting a monopoly on books published by its members, but at the same time stipulating that books must be sent to the royal court for review and registered with the company before they could be printed and distributed. Printing without registration is punishable by the Royal Star Court. The idea of original copyright was formed when the government granted printers a monopoly on the publishing rights of certain works, or ordered a ban on the reproduction of works that had already been published by others. This primitive copyright system, which only benefits rulers and printers, has nothing to do with the creator of the work, is in fact a form of censorship of the original press that restricts freedom of speech and the press.

Before the invention of printing, the dissemination of literary, artistic, and scientific works was mainly hand-copied, and it was rare for manuscripts to be sold on the market as commodities. Printing, especially after the invention of movable type printing in the 40s of the 11th century AD, a work could be printed in multiple copies and sold, and the reproduction of the work, the book, became a commodity for the printers to make a profit. In order to monopolize the printing and sale of certain works, printers sent the works to be printed to the government for review and asked for permission to operate them exclusively. In the Southern Song Dynasty of China (1190~1194), Wang Chong, a native of Meizhou, Sichuan, engraved the "Eastern Capital Affairs", the catalog page has a statement that "Meishan Chengshe Mansion is published, and the boss is not allowed to cover the board". In Europe, in 1469, after the German J. Gutenberg invented movable metal type printing, the Republic of Venice granted the bookseller Giovanni da Spira the privilege of printing books for five years in 1469. In 1556, Queen Mary I of England approved the establishment of a booksellers' company by the London printers, granting a monopoly on books published by its members, but at the same time stipulating that books must be sent to the royal court for review and registered with the company before they could be printed and distributed. Printing without registration is punishable by the Royal Star Court. The idea of original copyright was formed when the government granted printers a monopoly on the publishing rights of certain works, or ordered a ban on the reproduction of works that had already been published by others. This primitive copyright system, which only benefits rulers and printers, has nothing to do with the creator of the work, is in fact a form of censorship of the original press that restricts freedom of speech and the press.

Before the invention of printing, the dissemination of literary, artistic, and scientific works was mainly hand-copied, and it was rare for manuscripts to be sold on the market as commodities. Printing, especially after the invention of movable type printing in the 40s of the 11th century AD, a work could be printed in multiple copies and sold, and the reproduction of the work, the book, became a commodity for the printers to make a profit. In order to monopolize the printing and sale of certain works, printers sent the works to be printed to the government for review and asked for permission to operate them exclusively. In the Southern Song Dynasty of China (1190~1194), Wang Chong, a native of Meizhou, Sichuan, engraved the "Eastern Capital Affairs", the catalog page has a statement that "Meishan Chengshe Mansion is published, and the boss is not allowed to cover the board". In Europe, in 1469, after the German J. Gutenberg invented movable metal type printing, the Republic of Venice granted the bookseller Giovanni da Spira the privilege of printing books for five years in 1469. In 1556, Queen Mary I of England approved the establishment of a booksellers' company by the London printers, granting a monopoly on books published by its members, but at the same time stipulating that books must be sent to the royal court for review and registered with the company before they could be printed and distributed. Printing without registration is punishable by the Royal Star Court. The idea of original copyright was formed when the government granted printers a monopoly on the publishing rights of certain works, or ordered a ban on the reproduction of works that had already been published by others. This primitive copyright system, which only benefits rulers and printers, has nothing to do with the creator of the work, is in fact a form of censorship of the original press that restricts freedom of speech and the press.

Before the invention of printing, the dissemination of literary, artistic, and scientific works was mainly hand-copied, and it was rare for manuscripts to be sold on the market as commodities. Printing, especially after the invention of movable type printing in the 40s of the 11th century AD, a work could be printed in multiple copies and sold, and the reproduction of the work, the book, became a commodity for the printers to make a profit. In order to monopolize the printing and sale of certain works, printers sent the works to be printed to the government for review and asked for permission to operate them exclusively. In the Southern Song Dynasty of China (1190~1194), Wang Chong, a native of Meizhou, Sichuan, engraved the "Eastern Capital Affairs", the catalog page has a statement that "Meishan Chengshe Mansion is published, and the boss is not allowed to cover the board". In Europe, in 1469, after the German J. Gutenberg invented movable metal type printing, the Republic of Venice granted the bookseller Giovanni da Spira the privilege of printing books for five years in 1469. In 1556, Queen Mary I of England approved the establishment of a booksellers' company by the London printers, granting a monopoly on books published by its members, but at the same time stipulating that books must be sent to the royal court for review and registered with the company before they could be printed and distributed. Printing without registration is punishable by the Royal Star Court. The idea of original copyright was formed when the government granted printers a monopoly on the publishing rights of certain works, or ordered a ban on the reproduction of works that had already been published by others. This primitive copyright system, which only benefits rulers and printers, has nothing to do with the creator of the work, is in fact a form of censorship of the original press that restricts freedom of speech and the press.

Before the invention of printing, the dissemination of literary, artistic, and scientific works was mainly hand-copied, and it was rare for manuscripts to be sold on the market as commodities. Printing, especially after the invention of movable type printing in the 40s of the 11th century AD, a work could be printed in multiple copies and sold, and the reproduction of the work, the book, became a commodity for the printers to make a profit. In order to monopolize the printing and sale of certain works, printers sent the works to be printed to the government for review and asked for permission to operate them exclusively. In the Southern Song Dynasty of China (1190~1194), Wang Chong, a native of Meizhou, Sichuan, engraved the "Eastern Capital Affairs", the catalog page has a statement that "Meishan Chengshe Mansion is published, and the boss is not allowed to cover the board". In Europe, in the middle of the 15th century, the German J. Gutenberg invented metal movable type printing (to be continued......).