Why the Chinese language is so different?

 9543  Why the Chinese language is so different?

The Chinese language is like a jigsaw,  not a spelling.

Each of the Chinese words is composed by different blocks, not spelling alphabetes.

It is a jigsaw composed by different parts.

And this is the most important concept about the Chinese language.  Though not all of the Chinese have this concept in their mind. Many Chinese people thought Chinese language is composed by strokes only.

A stroke is not a block.

The Chinese language have their advantages in using blocks.

Blocks could be moved more easily in the right brain. 

And that constitutes the major difference of Chinese culture from the West.

Because spelling languages are composed by alphabetes and is easily controlled by the left brain more than the right.

What is the point using  blocks in the language?

It is faster to read and understand.  

It helps the right brain to compose more quickly.

It has a fixed  form not easy to change like the spelling language.  Spellings could change in space and time. That's why there are so many languages in India but only one in China.