The notebook was invented by Leonardo da Vinci.

As a very well-known scientist, painter, politician, and engineer in the world, Leonardo da Vinci often used "manuscripts" to record his research in various fields during his lifetime, and these manuscripts also recorded his thoughts on his inventions.

His thoughts, thoughts on life, etc., as well as his own daily notes.

This all-inclusive recording method that does not focus on one aspect is also considered to be the origin of the handbook.

In the eighteenth century, the famous writer Franklin inherited this habit of writing notebooks-when he established principles for himself, he would record some constraints in his notebook.

In order to effectively supervise himself, Franklin also listed 13 moral tables in his notebook and used this as a basis to arrange his daily schedule.

This is also seen as the origin of planning and functionality.

In the 19th century, the Japanese thinker Fukuzawa bought a handbook in France and brought it back to Japan during an overseas expedition. This also became the beginning of the history of Japanese handbooks.

From then until now, handbags have become a national trend in Japan and even around the world, and various handbags with different functions have appeared.

The Origin of Handbook Handbook is another carrier that can record life. In fact, handbook has the same function as diary to a certain extent, but it is more detailed and colorful than diary.

The word "handbook" comes from Japan, which means notebook when translated.

In Europe in the 19th century, it was already a habit to carry notebooks with you to record events.

In 1862, the Japanese diplomatic mission to Europe went on an overseas inspection trip and bought a copy when passing through Paris.

This "Western Airlines Handbook" has a plain cover and blank inner pages.

Its arrival opened up the history of Japanese hand accounts.

In 1879, the Printing Bureau of the Ministry of Finance of Japan imitated the new diary produced in France in 1878, and issued the "Embrace Diary", which divided the inner pages by date and had the prototype of a modern handbook.

Since then, hand accounts have gradually been used among people in various industries.

In short, notebooks can be schedule planners, memos, food records, movie notebooks, travel notebooks, family letter notebooks, etc., and various forms and types of content records.