Xu Yimin Carved Bamboo
Xu Min was the inheritor of bamboo carving in Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province. Since 1995, she had learned the art of bamboo carving from Fan Yaoqing and established Tiyun Xuan Studio, focusing on bamboo carving art. Xu Min was good at carving mountains, rivers, figures, flowers, birds, and other patterns on bamboo skin. She integrated poetry, calligraphy, painting, and seal carving into one, presenting a quiet, elegant, delicate, simple, and distinct artistic conception. Her works were appreciated and recognized by the industry. In 2008, Changzhou Liuqing Bamboo Carving was listed as a national intangible cultural heritage project. Xu Min also actively inherited the bamboo carving skills, teaching the surrounding handicraft enthusiasts through classes and public welfare classes. At the same time, she set up a bamboo carving creation class to allow students to increase their income by accepting orders. Xu Min made an important contribution to the art of bamboo carving with her exquisite knife skills and talented creative ability.
Who carved bamboo carvings during the Republic of China?
During the period of the Republic of China, famous bamboo carvers included Jin Xiyan, Zhi Ci 'an, Xu Subai, Bai Shifeng, Xu Chengfang and Fan Yaoqing.
Changzhou Bamboo Carving Master Xu Bingfang
Xu Bingfang was a master of bamboo carving in Changzhou. He was the representative inheritor of Changzhou Liuqing Bamboo Carving, a national intangible cultural heritage project. His father, Xu Subai, was also a famous bamboo carver. Xu Bingfang had been influenced by his father and the famous calligraphy and painting masters of the Shanghai School since he was a child. After many years of carving bamboo and studying, he successfully liberated the bamboo carving from the traditional knife simulation of brush and ink. He was praised as an outstanding representative of modern and contemporary Chinese bamboo carving. His bamboo carvings were exquisite and elegant, displaying the spirit of the virtual spirit, the fine details of the craftsmanship, and the unrestrained elegance of the freehand. His works had entered Christie's, Sotheby's and other important auction houses, and were collected by important cultural relics collections at home and abroad such as the British Museum. Xu Bingfang's art exhibition will also be held in Changzhou Museum, displaying his bamboo carving, calligraphy, painting and pot carving works.
The protagonist of the novel, Lu Yimin, is an official
The protagonists of officialdom novels are usually characters in officialdom. They survive, struggle, and face various challenges in this complicated environment. Official novels usually described the protagonist's interpersonal relationships, political struggles, power struggles, and other aspects in the officialdom. At the same time, it might also involve the protagonist's personal growth, psychological changes, and other aspects. In officialdom novels, the protagonists would usually experience various tests and challenges, such as oppression from their superiors, ostracization from their colleagues, doubts from their subordinates, and interference from their families. The protagonist needed to constantly improve his ability and quality in order to survive and develop in the officialdom. At the same time, the protagonist also needed to obtain power and resources through various means in order to gain a foothold and promotion in the officialdom. The topics of officialdom novels usually included power, human nature, family, love, and so on. The protagonist's experience and thoughts in officialdom may give readers profound enlightenment and thoughts.
The main character is carved
I recommend you to read the novel " Carving Dragons and Phoenixes." The main character of the story, Xie Bin, was a peddler on an antique street. He had excellent carving skills, and through a chance encounter, he cultivated superb carving skills, thus becoming a famous sculptor. The novel also described how the male protagonist had the ability to identify antiques. I hope you like this recommendation!
Is the carved bracelet worth it?
A 'carved bracelet' referred to an accessory carved with patterns on the bracelet. The value of a carved bracelet depends on its material, craftsmanship, age, and other factors. Different carved bracelets may have different values. If you are interested in the material and craftsmanship of the bracelet, you can consult a professional jewelry appraiser or collector to learn more about carved bracelets. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!
The main character of the novel first carved a rose and bamboo, then turned to carving a kirin. Do you have any recommendations for this?
I recommend the book "The Reborn Genius Prophet". In the novel, the main character Yunxi went from being a little scumbag to becoming a rich peasant girl. There was also her experience of carving roses and kirins in a jade shop. This book was an ancient romance, business, and farming novel. It was very suitable for readers who liked women's inspirational growth and romantic love. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
A brief introduction of Xu Subai, a famous bamboo sculptor
Xu Subai (1909-1975) was a modern Chinese bamboo carving artist from Changzhou, Jiangsu Province. He had liked to carve bamboo since he was a child. When he was 17 years old, he went to Shanghai to study and specialized in bamboo carving. He was good at many bamboo carving techniques, especially the green carving technique. Green Bamboo Carving was a kind of bamboo carving technique. By carving patterns on the surface of the bamboo, and then removing the bamboo green other than the patterns, the bamboo muscles were exposed as the base. Xu Subai collaborated with other famous calligraphers and painters to show their different styles through bamboo carvings. His works were featured by green light carving, using the knife technique of yin and yang, rich in layers, and good at painting. He also often used his own manuscripts to make bamboo carvings, or directly used a knife to replace the brush, turning the knife into a painting. Xu Subai was regarded as an important representative of the 20th century Chinese bamboo carving.
Blazing Blade Shadow Actor Biao Yimin
In the cast list of the Blazing Blade Shadow, Yi Min was played by Wu Jiani. Wu Jiani was an actress from Mainland China. She was born on February 22, 1983 and graduated from the Beijing Dance Academy. In 2001, she starred in her first TV series,"City Folk Song," and then acted in many TV series and movies. Yi Min was a character in the Raging Blaze Blade Shadow. She was a female agent with multiple identities. She looked weak on the outside but was determined on the inside. Yi Min disguised herself as a reporter and formed a life and death partnership with Inspector Zhang Kun in the play, completing many difficult tasks. In the plot, Yi Min sacrificed herself in the 42nd episode. She sacrificed herself heroically to protect Xia Guangqi and Tang Hancai.