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The invention of paper was a crucial milestone not only for Chinese culture, but also for intellectual development and the dissemination of knowledge worldwide. 'In the early 2nd century AD, Cai Lun, director of the Ministry of Public Works, created a new form of paper made from bamboo fibers, forever reshaping the way information would be recorded and shared.' (Parks, 2016). Based on this statement and your historical knowledge, answer: 1) In what way did the invention of paper contribute to the flourishing of culture, trade, and ideas in the Far East and beyond? 2) Evaluate the impact of the invention of paper on the transmission of culture and knowledge between civilizations, considering the social, economic, and political dimensions.

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