Stationery shops are usually located in housing estates and mainly sell stationery, toys and photocopying services. The narrow aisles of a stationery shop are filled with shelves filled with stationery such as books, pens, stamps, glue, cardboard, and auxiliary items such as files, folders, and shelves, while the doorways are filled with balls such as footballs and basketballs, and schoolbags. the 1980s was the golden age of Hong Kong's stationery shops, when automatic pencils and kodak models introduced from Japan became the trendy stationery items for children to buy, and the shop's doorways were lined with dolls and stickers in a wide variety of colours. On both sides of the store were dolls, stickers, and a variety of colours, as well as several bouncers and card machines, which attracted a lot of children. Students can not even eat for the twisted card, just to be able to draw the desired limited flash cards or twisted Dan, the era of stationery shops really bring a lot of joy to children.
