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In Mangtuan, a village in Yunnan's Gengma Dai and Wa autonomous county, an ancient paper-making tradition remains alive. (inspire) by village elders' paper-making during her childhood, local artisan Ai Ye chose to carry this tradition.

The paper made in the village is known as mulberry bark paper. One sheet of paper takes three days (make). The process includes soaking, pulping (制浆), sheet-forming drying.

Hundreds of years ago, Mangtuan was chosen as the county's official paper-making village. In 2006, the Dai paper-making tradition (include) in the national intangible cultural heritage list.

Despite a modern paper factory nearby, the tradition in Mangtuan not only survived but grew. Ai Ye made some changes. She used fresh flowers and leaves, (color) them, and developed new ways to prevent dehydration (脱水). Tourists loved these (wonder) products and prices increased.

In 2014, she founded a company, (develop) over 20 cultural products for export. Last year, the village produced over 3.9 million sheets of paper, benefited local employment and income. Ai believes paper has emotions, and if treated(careful), it won't let people down.

On the way home, I2 in a small town to get petrol. I fuelled (给……加油) up and then went inside to3.

I was in my early 20s and wasn't earning money because I'd been4 my grandmother, so I put only $20 worth of petrol in. But my card didn't work. This was a time before mobile phones, so I couldn't call anyone else to5 them to put money in my account. I felt a wave of6 wash over me.

Behind the counter was a young man. He just had this7 on the situation I was in. He said, "I'll pay for the fuel."

I politely refused. But he8, saying he understood that sometimes this happens. His9 seemed beyond his years.

When I got back in the car, I was still feeling10. But I was committed to getting that money back to him somehow, and I did. Back then, $20 felt like a huge amount. I'm11 that it was a lot for him too.

In the years after, I often drove past that petrol station hoping to12 him again. Sadly, I never did.13, his kind act of offering me the money really made a14. It inspired me to be a better person, and even now, I am deeply15.

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