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As the audio clip begins, you can hear the gentle rustling of paper, a sound that instantly transports you to a serene, Asian-inspired setting. It's the unmistakable noise of a handheld folding fan being manipulated. The fan, possibly made of delicate rice paper, emits a soft, almost whisper-like sound, a testament to its intricate design and craftsmanship. The main action begins to unfold. The fan, once wide open, is being closed. The distinct, crisp noise of the thin paper folding in on itself is captured, each fold creating a rhythmic and satisfying sound pattern. It's a careful process, almost ritualistic, filled with respect for the simple yet effective tool. The sound of the closing fan is a symphony of paper and air, a subtle reminder of the elegance and simplicity of bygone eras. Finally, the fan is completely shut. The finality of the closure rings out clearly, a single, definitive sound that signals the end of the fan's dance
