| Chen Xiaorong was born in Yahan in Northwest Chinas Shaanxi Province in 1981. She works a features reporter for China Daily, the countrys only national English newspaper. She received her BA in English language and literature from Xian International Studies University in 2004 and in 2006 started writing stories about Chinese intangible cultural heritage such as folk arts, festival ceremonies and handicrafts for the newspaper and Beijing Weekend. Her reporting has generated much positive feedback. Her interest in traditional handicrafts inspired her to pursue a masters degree in culture and arts at the China Arts Academy. In 2007, China Daily sent her to the University of Hawaii at Māmoa for a ten-month training program in journalism. |
| IT ALL HAPPENED IN BEIJING bow maker making the cut plate players master spinner eyes on the box from shadows master impressions LUXURY GOODS, IMPERIAL STYLE a dying art touching lacquer laying it lightly what a gem love set in stone the class of glass almost edible legendary bottles bronze-age revival model ambitions a royal tapestry HANDICRAFTS OF BEIJING stitches in time the joy of toys an unusual art revealing lanterns wheel of fortune flying high wondrous wings creating a jungle a touch of silk beyond the mask the proud hatter the eyes have it hands-on work minature worlds stolen skills auspicious gourds recreating the past a cut above trimmed treasures snippets of love all tied up FINE TUNES, FINELY APPOINTED ROOMS with the starts a true master ministry of sound beautiful knots furnished |
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