As a unique handicraft in China, Xuan Paper has been listed in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage protection list by the State Council.

Xuan paper is mainly used for writing and painting, and ink is dotted on the paper, which changes endlessly and is highly respected and loved by scholars of all ages. Li Yu, queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, made Cheng Xin Tang Paper from rice paper, which is famous all over the world for its "skin like an egg membrane, hard as jade, thin and smooth, and crowned instantly".

Second, the magical ink moistening effect:

The surface of rice paper is white, delicate, soft, uniform, bright, soft and polished. As an important carrier of writing and painting, Xuan paper has the following artistic characteristics:

First, it has strong adsorption performance, and ink particles can form natural mottled colors on paper, that is, so-called "ink colors" such as coke, thick, light, dry and wet, which are beyond the reach of other papers at home and abroad.

Second, the paper has little deformability after inking, and calligraphy and painting? The backing paper is wrinkle-free, arching-free, uniform and durable, unbreakable, white and soft, beautiful and elegant.

Third, the paper has long life performance, is not easy to age and change color, and has the artistic life value of preserving for thousands of years.

Adsorption of Xuan paper: refers to the index of ink wetting effect required by painters and painters, and is also the most important quality and technical index in the production of Xuan paper.

The deformability of Xuan paper refers to the standard that the paper does not wrinkle after inking, the ink color is distinct, the shade is clear and moderate, the periphery is open and full of three-dimensional sense.

Life of Xuan paper: refers to the anti-aging index required by painters and painters that the paper will not be moth-eaten or discolored, and can preserve the works for thousands of years without damage.