Watch how to make a piece of paper in a traditional way in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province. FYI, papermaking, gunpowder, printing, and the compass are "the Four Great Inventions of Ancient China." | China Plus Culture

8.6K views · 20 shares | Kaihua paper, a renowned paper-making skill which could be tracked back to Tang Dynasty (618-907), is revitalized by pupils in E China’s Zhejiang as they learn how to make the paper by soaking the bark, beating the pulp, and rolling out the sheets of paper to dry. Kaihua paper gains reputation for its white, smooth, tough and long-lasting quality, as experts believe the paper can be preserved for about 2,800 years. | People's Daily, China | Facebook