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In this age of information overload, people are bombarded daily with countless words, images, and advertisements, their visual senses already overwhelmed.

By a window bathed in the soft morning light, a wall calendar hangs quietly on the wall. A gentle touch reveals its surface, warm yet slightly rough, as if the paper itself breathes the essence of nature.

Every morning, a hot cup of coffee is handed to you, the paper cup's exterior warm and smooth without being scalding; during an afternoon tea break, condensation forms on an iced Americano, yet the cup remains sturdy and doesn't collapse; even fingerprint

In this era of information overload and fragmented attention, a meticulously crafted hardcover album—whether a music collection, brand catalog, art catalog, or commemorative issue—has long transcended the role of a mere information container.

In today's consumer market, packaging has long transcended its basic function of "containing products," becoming a silent declaration of brand values.

In daily production and logistics, labels often face various complex environmental challenges, with low temperatures and humidity being the two most difficult.