Wood, volcanic stone, young architect Hua Li used these most common building materials in Tengchong countryside to build a house in Jietou Xinzhuang Village that would not have appeared in this small village in the remote countryside. Hua Li, graduated from Yale University in the United States and Tsinghua University in China. The village public building, designed by him to be a handmade paper museum, won the American Journal of Architecture in 2012 the "Best Public Architecture Award". In April 2013, the judges of the Akahan Architecture Awards just came here to visit, it was selected from more than 400 buildings around the world, China shortlisted the top 20 of the award only this one... The day we went, the rape blossom outside the glass bloomed just right, through the glass like a vivid oil painting. We met the director of Long Zhanxian, who is already in his 60s. He lived on the top floor of the museum for a long time, where there was a semi-open platform with a set of tables and chairs, the breeze blowing slowly, sweeping the downhill roof, the rape blossoms around him, and the days were too quiet to be true. In Tengchong, a large amount of white cotton paper is used for religious activities every year. In the Tang Dynasty, Buddhism was introduced into Yunnan through Thailand, Myanmar and other places. Tengchong is located in this transmission route. The Buddhist incense is very prosperous. Various texts of scriptures are copied in large quantities. Therefore, hand-copying paper white cotton paper is constantly developed due to excellent paper quality. Because Tengchong is located at the border, adjacent to Southeast Asian countries such as Myanmar, Vietnam, Thailand, and a large amount of white cotton paper is also sold to these countries.