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The visual qualities of Chinese symbols inevitably mean more visual areas of the brain are developed.
It demonstrates how our visual perception beats our auditory one, and shows the importance of one-on-one conversations.
She was the first person to invent the concept of visual merchandising.
This usually happens as they focus on the movements of their parents' lips to link visuals with auditory input.
It seems that zebra stripes— and other graphic patterns— interfere with how biting flies process visual information to position themselves when landing, limiting their blood-sucking and disease-transmitting opportunities.
It's a beautiful example of how the brain's circuit reflects the requirements of Chinese, which inevitably means more visual memory and visual processing of those beautifully intricate symbols or characters.