The Printing Light Source Is Running

Lao Zhou rescued a "scrapped" Epson printer from the community recycling station. Its body was covered in dust. After wiping it clean and plugging it in, he found that it still worked. It was an Epson Stylus NX515, capable of printing, scanning, and copying. He scanned the neighbors' piles of old photographs into his phone one by one, restored faded family portraits, and printed them again. Someone brought in a yellowed old map to scan; someone else brought in an admission letter from decades ago to be restored. Before long, a saying was making the rounds in the community: "That Epson doesn't just print on paper. It prints memories too."