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An Ancient Tradition: Making Hanji Paper In South Korea. A 3,000 yr Old Invention Derived From The Inner Bark Of A Tree Native To Country, Helps Continue A Treasured Cultural Folklore.

An Ancient Tradition: Making Hanji Paper In South Korea. A 3,000 yr Old Invention Derived From The Inner Bark Of A Tree Native To Country, Helps Continue A Treasured Cultural Folklore​…

An Ancient Tradition: Making Hanji Paper In South Korea. A 3,000 yr Old Invention Derived From The Inner Bark Of A Tree Native To Country, Helps Continue A Treasured Cultural Folklore​. Via, CBS Sunday Morning.

Correspondent Seth Doan explores the labor-intensive process of creating hanji, used for writing, artwork and official documents, and strong enough to last a thousand years.

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