If a little bit of water is accidentally applied to the book and it is rubbed with your hands, the ink will fade. It is better to use a hair dryer to dry it.
The book accidentally got wet with water. Although it can be dried and restored, the appearance will not be the same as before, and the pages will wrinkle easily. what to do? A fairly simple method is to slightly dry the water on the pages and then place them in the freezer of the refrigerator.
Then ignore him. After about ten hours, look at the book that has been soaked in water. Is it as smooth as ever? There are basically no wrinkles at all. Another common method is to blow the wet book until it is 70% dry, then press it with a flat heavy object for 24 hours, and then dry it in the shade. It is said that this is how printing plants do it.
Basic introduction
Book, a standard first-level character (commonly used character) in modern Chinese, pronounced as shū in Mandarin, first seen in the bronze inscriptions of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The traditional Chinese character "书" for "书" was originally a pictophonetic character in Liushu, Congyu, which is the phonetic character. The word is the source, the first sound, and the first text of the book. At first, the word was used to represent the book, and later it was differentiated into the special character book. "Shuowen Jiezi" explains it as "箸 Ye. From the sound of Yu Zhe. Shang Yuqie Wensi".
The basic meaning of book is a cost-effective work, such as: books, journals, and manuscripts. The extended meaning of book is letters, such as: letters, letters, and slips; documents, such as: certificates, instructions; words written or written, such as: calligraphy, writing, desk; writing articles, such as: big books, special books, too many bamboos to write; fonts , such as: cursive script, official script, regular script; a general name for some forms of folk art, such as: storytelling, listening to calligraphy.
In modern daily life, "book" generally refers to books and books; in ancient Chinese, "book" is often used as the abbreviation of "Shang Shu" (also known as "Book of Books") and then ignore him. , after about ten hours, look at the book that has been soaked in water. Is it as smooth as ever? There are basically no wrinkles at all.
There is also a common method, which is to blow the wet book until it is 70% dry, then press it with a flat heavy object for 24 hours, and then dry it in the shade. It is said that printing plants do it this way.