Neurolinguistic review reveals distinct brain circuits underlying reading and writing in Chinese, highlighting how unique orthographic shapes recruit language-specific neural systems.
Using the Chinese writing system, which is unique with respect to the composition of each character in terms of its graphic shape, as an example, this chapter addresses the neurobiological underpinnings of reading and writing and how these brain circuits are used in different languages.
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