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I am from China, a pen lover. My name is Yao Songyi/Yao Songwen(姚淞译／姚崧文).I paid attention to the FPN platform a few years ago, but I didn't have time to discuss pens due to academic reasons.

My English is relatively poor and I rely heavily on Google Translate. Therefore, I will add bilingual Chinese and English to avoid ambiguity when publishing articles in the future. I have a lot of interesting information and opinions to share. I try to avoid political topics unless we respect each other.

I once entrusted a friend to forward some information to FPN, usually signed "Tientsin Pen Factory Revolutionary Committee"（天津市金笔厂革命委员会） or "T.C.H. Tientsin Pen Factory"（天津市金笔厂）. This is the name of my factory, and I will continue this signature in the future.

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Hello and Welcome to FPN!! So glad to have you as a member!! FPN does discourage Political or Religious discussions which makes for a much more peaceful forum!  Again glad to have you join us!

 

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Hello and welcome to FPN.

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@Yao SongYi Welcome to FPN!

 

13 hours ago, sciumbasci said:

What am I looking at in that picture?

 

法産＂新派克51＂金笔拆解 = Made-in-France “New Parker 51” gold (nibbed) pen disassembled (and) explained


In other words, an annotated exploded view of the new Parker 51 product.

 

Edit: Or perhaps 拆解 as a compound word just means dismantled.

 

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Welcome to FPN!

 

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7 hours ago, A Smug Dill said:

@Yao SongYi Welcome to FPN!

 

 

法産＂新派克51＂金笔拆解 = Made-in-France “New Parker 51” gold (nibbed) pen disassembled (and) explained


In other words, an annotated exploded view of the new Parker 51 product.

 

Edit: Or perhaps 拆解 as a compound word just means dismantled.

 

 

Cheers A Smug Dill 😁

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Hello and welcome. I am in  Beijing where I have been working for eight years now. Where are you located in China? How long have you been working with a pen factory in China?

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Yao SongYi NOS (New Old Stock)

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On 2021/8/7 at PM2点58分, basterma said:

你好，欢迎光临。我在北京工作了八年。你在中国的什么地方？你在中国的钢笔厂工作多久了？

In Tientsin, China. There is no official production yet, but I have a lot of old factory information.

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Welcome Yao,
 

You will find lots of great information here and even more suggestions to expand your collection.

Cheers,

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None of us knows how long he shall live or when his time will come. But soon all that will be left of our brief lives is the pride our children feel when they speak our names.

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