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Manager Song, who produces environmentally friendly pencils, told reporters that the pencils they produce are all processed with waste paper as pencil pens. They are not only environmentally friendly but also safer than wooden pens. But because the look is not new, their pencil sales are not always good.

Old stationery has become a collectible. Now, can pens and ink cartridges in the 1970s and 1980s be bought? Dasheng recently visited some stationery supermarkets and shopping malls, and found that old stationery such as pens, ink cartridges, and old-fashioned abacus have faded out of the student stationery market, and replaced by fancy new stationery. Old stationery such as old-fashioned cymbals, pen holders, and wooden abacus are hard to see in most stationery stores. They can only be seen in some cultural markets and become collections for collectors.

The pen became a gift for giving away A boss who sells stationery told reporters that most of the current students like to use a neutral signature pen, commonly known as "water pen." When the reporter asked if there was a pen here, Mr. Li thought for a long time before he pulled out a box of pens in the innermost box of the counter. He said that few people buy it, and most of the people who buy it are adults. Children don't like it, so there is less purchase. Today's students rarely buy pens, inks and other stationery, and even ballpoint pens must buy that one-off. Some people also buy hero pens and give them as gifts.

There are very few people in the Fujian and Taiwan who sold the big-character classes in elementary school in the 1970s and 1980s. They are familiar with a few cents of ordinary brush, silky ink cartridges, and a strong ink-filled platform. But nowadays, it seems not easy to get a set of cheap pen and ink for students. Buying ink cartridges and other stationery to go to a professional stationery store, the general supermarket will not sell. If you want to buy, you can get the old state stationery store or cultural street.