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Photo from Dimen Village of folded Chinese gooseberry vines, Actinidia chinensis, also known as wild kiwi. The sap from the vine is used to make formation aid that keeps the paper fibers from tangling during the papermaking process.

Date Created

2010-07-17

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Photograph

Keywords

Kam, Dong, Guizhou, China, Chinese Minority, Cultural preservation, Women, Photographs, Mulberry bark, Paper, Crafts, Dimen Village, Wild Kiwi, Chinese gooseberry, Finding Mulberry tree and Chinese Gooseberry

Location

Dimen (地扪村), Liping, Qiandongnan, Guizhou, China

Acknowledgements

Funding Provided by University of the Pacific

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Marie Anna Lee, c. 2019

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All images and videos provided in the Kam Minority Archive by Marie Anna Lee on University of the Pacific's Scholarly Commons are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND) license.

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Keywords

Kam, Dong, Guizhou, China, Chinese Minority, Cultural preservation, Women, Photographs, Mulberry bark, Paper, Crafts, Dimen Village, Wild Kiwi, Chinese gooseberry, Finding Mulberry tree and Chinese Gooseberry

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