Description
Understanding the history of paper development from its origin to its heyday. As early as thousands of years ago. The ancestors carved words on animal bones with knives or on bronze. Later, people carved words on bamboo and wood chips. The skewers are abbreviated into books, but they are not convenient to carry and store. Later, there were skewer made of silk but the price was too expensive that to be popularised. By the Western Han Dynasty people had understood can to use hemp to make paper, but it is rough and hard to write. During the Eastern Han Dynasty in China, a man named Cai Lun improved the technique of paper making and dedicated the paper to emperor. This kind of paper is also called ?cai hou paper?.
It helps children learn the history of paper production. It allows the children to experience the method of making paper as well. Helps children to concentrate on what they do. Helps to have joint activities within the family
All toys are safe. Suitable for children aged 4 years and over.
