The Luoyang Grand Archive: Premium Hand-Mounted Ancient Chinese Passport and Stamp Collection**

Step into the golden age of the Tang Dynasty with a masterpiece that transcends the typical travel memento. The Luoyang Grand Archive is more than a simple **Luoyang Travel Souvenir**; it is a meticulously crafted portal to China’s imperial past. Designed as a traditional **Ancient Chinese Passport** (Tongguan Wendie), this collection book allows you to carry the weight of history and the elegance of the Peony City in the palm of your hand.

Artisanal Heritage and Exquisite Design**

Every inch of this **洛阳通关文牒** (Luoyang Passport) exudes opulence. The exterior is bound in authentic Songjin (Song Dynasty-style brocade), a material historically reserved for the elite, offering a tactile experience of silk-like smoothness and structural durability. Inside, the pages feature premium gold-flecked paper and plain linen accents, hand-mounted by master artisans.

When fully unfurled, this accordion-fold masterpiece extends to a staggering 3.5 meters in length. It serves as a breathtaking visual narrative of Luoyang’s cultural landscape, featuring the latest 5th-edition update. This version includes a full set of 65 unique commemorative stamps, meticulously pre-applied to ensure a perfect, smudge-free **洛阳集章册** (Luoyang Stamp Book) experience.

A Versatile Cultural Statement**

While it serves as the ultimate **洛阳盖章攻略** (Luoyang Stamping Guide) companion, its utility extends far beyond the journey. For Hanfu enthusiasts, it is the essential accessory to complete a period-accurate ensemble during a photoshoot at the Longmen Grottoes or the Sui-Tang Botanical Garden. For the interior connoisseur, the 3.5-meter length makes it an impressive display piece. Drape it across a library shelf or showcase it in a glass cabinet to spark conversations about ancient silk road travels and dynastic history.

Occasions for the Discerning Collector**

Whether you are a seasoned traveler seeking a high-end **文创产品** (Cultural Creative Product) or a history buff fascinated by the bureaucratic elegance of ancient travel permits, this collection is an unrivaled keepsake. It makes for an extraordinary gift for milestone celebrations, academic achievements in Asian studies, or as a centerpiece for those who appreciate the finer details of traditional craftsmanship.

Care and Preservation**

To maintain the luster of the Songjin brocade and the crispness of the 65 historical imprints, store your archive in a cool, dry environment. Avoid direct prolonged sunlight to protect the delicate pigments of the stamps. Handle the gold-flecked pages with clean hands to ensure this **洛阳旅游纪念品** remains a pristine heirloom for generations to come.