The Suho Memorial Paper Museum, located in Taipei, celebrates the ancient Chinese tradition of papermaking, a craft that dates back thousands of years. Housed in a four-story building, the museum displays a range of historical artifacts related to paper production. Visitors can explore a working paper mill and participate in hands-on papermaking workshops, offering a tactile and educational experience. The combination of historical exhibits and interactive activities provides a comprehensive look into the art and science of papermaking.
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