Cut out the prepared paper. Height: one third of books; Length: can wrap the whole book, with two extra cuffs. Draw your favorite patterns or write inspirational words on paper-cutting. Just wrap the book around your waist.
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The waist seal, also known as "book waist paper", is a form of book cover, a kind of paper tape wrapped in the middle of the book cover and belongs to external decoration. The waist seal is usually made of strong paper.
Wrapped around the waist of the book cover, its width is generally equivalent to one-third of the height of the book, but it can be larger; The length should not only reach the front cover, spine and back cover, but also reach one fold on each side. The waist seal can be printed with promotional words related to the book. The main function of waist seal is to decorate the cover or supplement the lack of cover performance. Generally used in hardcover books.
The girdle was introduced into China from Japan in 1990s, and it has become a fashion in book publishing and book binding since then. As an accessory of books, a good "waist seal" is a part of book binding art design. Simple and ingenious book content introduction can not only facilitate readers to buy books, but also become an indispensable part of books.
However, the phenomenon of "no books without waist" in book publishing has aroused some readers' dissatisfaction. Some readers launched the initiative of "Disliking girdle" on the Internet, which received wide response. Some people even say that the first thing to buy a new book is to "tear up the girdle mercilessly and throw it into the trash can", which shows how much it hates girdle.
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Since it was introduced from Japan in 1990s, girding has gradually become a fashion. Book waist, also called book waist, as the name implies, is when a new book is released, a layer of tape is sealed on the cover of the book. Careful readers can easily find that at first, they were very shy when they adopted waist seals. As an accessory, it is to summarize the contents of some books and print them on a small belt as abstracts for readers to buy.
Waist girding is not a big evil, and it is worth "begging" or "punishing". From the publisher's point of view, girdle is also a marketing tool, a quasi-"advertising" form, and more vividly, it is a stepping stone. Its purpose is nothing more than knocking on the door of the book market.
Over the years, the waist seal has developed vigorously and intensified, which also shows the effectiveness of publishing houses to promote products. In fact, readers can know the content and characteristics of a book most conveniently through the belt, thus helping them make a choice. Today, with more and more kinds of books, readers are afraid and hope to have such a simple way to obtain information.