This magazine is a curated exploration of the Didot typeface—its origins in 18th-century France, its evolution through time, and its enduring presence in modern design. Through detailed analysis, historical context, and contemporary applications, the publication highlights Didot’s refined elegance, high contrast, and timeless sophistication. More than a study in typography, this issue serves as a visual tribute to the enduring power of type in shaping culture and communication.

This illustrated map offers a rich visual narrative of Zhejiang Province. The front side highlights ancient architectural landmarks and intricate river systems, capturing the historical and geographical essence of the region. On the reverse side, the focus shifts to Zhejiang’s renowned tea culture—depicting the craftsmanship of Longjing tea and the tranquil beauty of tea-growing regions. Blending geography with heritage, this work serves as both a visual guide and a cultural homage.

Pattern #1 Pop Art； Pattern #2 Chinese style； Pattern #3 Egypt Style; Pattern #4 West Pacific; Pattern #5 Celtic Style