Cai Lun refined a method using mulberry bark, hemp fibers, old rags, and discarded fishing nets to create lightweight, durable sheets.
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Before the invention of paper, writing materials in China were often heavy (bamboo scrolls) or prohibitively expensive (silk). Cai Lun refined a method using mulberry bark,