Notepaper Brick from The Palace Museum

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This is one of The Palace Museum's cultural and creative commercial products. A paper brick painted with A Panorama of Rivers and Mountains, a classic traditional Chinese landscape painting, showcases its beauty and practicality in everyday life. In the model, half of the paper notes have been used up. During lockdowns, I often use it to record trivial thoughts of daily life and jot down study and life arrangements. The decrease in paper brick height reflects passing time, while paintings on it remind me of traditional Chinese culture and my hometown's heritage. As a famous history museum, selling this kind of peripheral product helps spread culture further and boosts the museum's commercial income. Nevertheless, there is a question about whether these commercialized cultural relic products truly hold historical and cultural value for buyers.