How was Chinese writing different from cuneiform and hieroglyphic writhing?

Chinese writing is logographic, meaning it uses characters to represent Words or morphemes, which allows for a high degree of abstraction and can convey meaning without necessarily indicating pronunciation. In contrast, cuneiform and hieroglyphic writing systems are more syllabic and often combine phonetic elements with logographic symbols. Additionally, Chinese writing has remained relatively consistent over time, while cuneiform and hieroglyphics evolved significantly and eventually fell out of use. This structural and historical continuity sets Chinese writing apart from the other two systems.