I wasn’t expecting to find anything Chinese-related on the new site, Easier to Understand than Wave (referring to Google’s new software, called Wave). But this was the first thing I got: Chinese Telegraph Code[Source: Wikimedia Commons] Oh,... ...full story at Sinosplice
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