Pingyang Mochi made disposable paper clothes and was well received.

"We should learn to adapt to the new situation, expand new products , and extend the industrial chain to many aspects, so that the public can understand Pingyang paralysis." Recently, the young entrepreneur of Liangxian County, Liang Hu, made paper and paper according to the history of useful paper. The paper, paper, and other paper products were recorded, and after repeated trials, disposable paper clothes made of Pingyang mochi were developed. After being tried on by the students at the Institute of Textiles, Taiyuan University of Technology, they won affirmation and praise.

Pingyang Mochi is a special paper for calligraphy and painting made from natural high-quality hemp. Because of its origin, Dengzhuang County is under the jurisdiction of Pingyang Prefecture in the Qing Dynasty, so it is also known as “Pingyang Mochi”. The famous painter and painter Wei Junxiu strongly praised Pingyang Mazhao, saying that “Pingyang Ma Shengsheng Xuan Paper”.

Since the reform and opening up, with the development of the mechanical paper industry, the changes in people's lifestyles and consumption concepts, as well as the lack of raw materials, the market is weak, etc., Pingyang paralysis has almost disappeared, and the production skills of Pingyang Moss were once lost. Liang Hu began to restore this ancient craft in 2009 with deep feelings about the traditional hand-made papermaking skills of his ancestors. He went to the villages near Dengzhuang Town numerous times, searched for various equipments produced by hemp paper, visited artists with stunts, invited old artists to go out, and selected high-quality natural hemp materials from Chengdu, Sichuan. After the goods, goods, cigarettes, whole goods, ramie, dry hemp, steamed hemp, ramie, sea, paper, paper, paper, 12 processes, finally in August 2012, the original ecological pure The hand-made Pingyang Mochi was reborn, and the “Shouping Brand” Pingyang Moss named after the famous master of calligraphy and painting, Mr. Dong Shouping, was successfully registered. The “Ding Tao Ma Yu Society” he founded in 2011 has become rare in China. Traditional painting and calligraphy paper production enterprises.

In December 2013, Pingyang Mochi was listed as the fourth batch of provincial intangible cultural heritage projects. In July 2014, it was listed as the fourth batch of representative projects of national intangible cultural heritage.