For many years, Chen had dreamed of establishing a museum devoted to paper. His dream has come to fruition with the establishment of the museum he envisioned, dedicated to his memory.

After five years of preparation, the Su Ho Memorial Paper Museum opened in October 1995. Understanding that the vitality of a museum depends on it's interaction with visitors, we have created lively exhibits and learning activities that encourage visitor's participation-all with the aim of fully realizing the Museum's mission to educate and enlighten. By collecting and classifying Taiwanese paper artifacts systematically, we hope to make the Museum a paper museum that reflects the unique history and culture of Taiwan.

In 1999, the Chang Cheun Cotton Paper Foundation and the Su Ho Memorial Paper Museum merged names to become the Su Ho Memorial Paper Culture Foundation. We have propagated the Museum's message much more broadly around Taiwan. However, we also understand that each step must be taken carefully, secure footing maintained throughout, if we wish to tread our chosen path over the long term.

Paper has much to teach us, as Su Ho Chen knew so well. It is our sincerest desire that the Museum bearing his name can help pass on some of the richness of what we have learned.