Four-foot rice paper has various specifications, and the specific dimensions are as follows:
1, four legs fully open: 138 x 69cm.
2. Four-foot single strip: 138 x 34cm
3. Four-foot horizontal batch: 138 x 69cm
4. Four-foot couplets: 138 x 34 cm
5. Four feet square: 69 x 68cm
6, four feet three open: 69 x 46cm
7. Four feet and four openings: 69 x 34cm.
8, four feet six open: 46 x 34cm
9. Four feet and eight inches: 35 x 34cm cm
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Xuan paper has good ink wetting property, strong durability, aging resistance and difficult discoloration. Xuan paper is tough and moist, smooth but not slippery, white and dense, pure in texture, lossless in rubbing, strong in ink wetting, and unique in permeability and lubricity. Writing and painting are divided into five colors, that is, they are completed in one stroke, with distinct shades, visible textures, distinct Mo Yun and distinct layers. It is not easy to be eaten by insects and has a long service life. Xuan paper has been known as "the king of paper, the paper of a thousand years" since ancient times.
During the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty, there were "paper and pens" on the boats of Xuancheng County among the tributes shipped to Chang 'an, the capital of China. It can be seen that there were already papers and pens produced in Xuancheng County at that time.
After the Song and Yuan Dynasties, a group of Cao Shi moved to Xiaoling, Jingxian County, Anhui Province, and began the process of making "Xuan Paper" with green sandalwood bark as raw material.
During the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty (1426- 1435), the production of "Xuan Paper" was supervised by the royal family.