SHUJING, which means “Book of Documents”, is said to be one of the Chinese most ancient historical books. For the authors of Shujing, the book was indeed useful as a vehicle to store information. This view was also adhered to by the first Sumerian chamberlains who set cuneiform script on clay tablets, or the ancient Egyptian rulers who ordered hieroglyphics on papyrus scrolls. Johannes Gutenberg in the 15th century or Michael R. Hart,