How do Chinese people use the brain?

Researchers from the Chinese University of Science and Technology have discovered that people in the country use the right hemisphere more than Westerners due to syllabic characteristics in Chinese.

The right hemisphere, which is sensitive to timbre, will handle Chinese syllables in 0.002 seconds before the left hemisphere relates to the meaning of the word. The processing of syllables in the Chinese language of the left hemisphere is similar to how it perceives music. For most Western languages, often with fewer syllables, the left hemisphere will directly handle the language acquisition process.

According to scientists, the right hemisphere often receives information intuitively while the left hemisphere receives thoughtful information. The researchers said the finding revealed the division of the work of two brain hemispheres in language processing, helping to diagnose and treat Chinese patients with right hemispheres. often deaf.

Viet Phuong