GB/T 1943 - 2009 specifies the method for measuring the compressive resilience modulus of wood stripes. The standard specifies the preparation requirements of the sample, covering details such as wood cutting direction and dimensional accuracy. Detailed equipment and loading specifications are required for determination, and test conditions are strictly controlled. According to this standard, data on the resilience of wood to deformation under pressure in the direction of stripes can be accurately obtained. These data provide a key basis for the rational application of wood in engineering structures, furniture manufacturing and other fields, which helps to optimize product design and ensure the performance and mass of wood products under cross-grain compression scenarios.