difference - Why is 'The Chinese have invented the printer' wrong?

In the textbook by by Raymond Murphy, Intermediate English Grammar, 2nd edition, on page 26:

1. "The Chinese invented printing."

Raymond Murphy says that we can't use the present perfect here. I question why?

According to Murphy:

"We can't use the present perfect if there's no connection with present."

But I guess there is a connection/result in the above example because we have printing now.

So why can't we say:

2. "The Chinese have invented printing."

Why is version #2 wrong?