China spread its ideas faster than India, as it has three rivers near its area which could transfer ideas, or objects, through waterways or through the Silk Road, created by China also for other regions. Their ideas transferred to other regions faster because China had created a common point over which the various regions could travel, in return speeding the transfer of their ideas to others along the Silk Road route. On the other hand, India was slower to spread their ideas and inventions to other regions due to the rocky and mountainous geography in which they lived. This geography prolonged the growth of Indian civilization and interaction with other regions. Their ideas were slow to reach other regions due to the loss of writing in several cities, although a writing system would develop more once India discovered the Silk Road that China had created years later, bringing their transfer of ideas and inventions to other countries. A