Paper, as an indispensable foundational material in the national economy, sees price fluctuations that impact not only the papermaking industry itself but also ripple through the industrial chain, affecting both corporate production and daily life. Assessing the upward trend in paper prices requires a comprehensive evaluation of multiple factors, including supply and demand dynamics, raw material costs, regulatory policies, and macroeconomic conditions. The resulting effects of such price increases exhibit broad and complex characteristics, involving adjustments to the interest structures across various segments of the industrial chain.