Suho Paper Memorial Museum
Four-story working paper mill and gallery where visitors can pulp fibers into handmade sheets themselves.
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About this audio guide
This guide follows papermaker Chen Su-ho, who in April 1990 sketched out a museum dedicated to paper in Taipei, and the flight he and his wife boarded that October bound for Guangzhou. It traces how his children turned his notes into this four-story building, opening it in 1995 and naming it after him. You'll hear about the working paper mill on the ground floor and the family's decision, decades later, to add a gallery named for his wife. Stand on the ground floor first to watch pulp become sheets before heading up.
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