(230815) -- NANCHANG, 15. August 2023 (Xinhua) -- Dieses Foto wurde am 9. August 2023 aufgenommen und zeigt verschiedene Eisenständer, die zur Aufbewahrung von Kupferwaren während der Gravur verwendet werden, ausgestellt in Huang Junjuns Firma in Guixi City, Ostchina Provinz Jiangxi. Die Kupfergravur oder Kupferschnitzerei, ein Handwerk, bei dem mit Messern Muster auf Kupferwaren geschnitzt werden, hat eine Geschichte von etwa 1.000 Jahren. Im Jahr 2021 wurde die Kupfergravierung von Guixi als eines der immateriellen Kulturerbe auf nationaler Ebene gelistet. Das Handwerk benötigt mehr als 150 verschiedene Messerarten und ein Dutzend Schnitzerfähigkeiten, um ein vollständiges Kunstwerk zu schaffen, und das copp

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(230815) -- NANCHANG, Aug. 15, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Aug. 9, 2023 shows various iron racks, which are used to hold copper wares while engraving, displayed at Huang Junjun's company in Guixi City, east China's Jiangxi Province. Copper engraving, or copper carving, a craft of using knives to carve patterns on copper wares, has a history of about 1, 000 years. In 2021, Guixi copper engraving was listed as one of the national-level intangible cultural heritages. The craft needs over 150 different kinds of knives and a dozen of carving skills to create a complete artwork, and the copper ware has to go through over 100, 000 times of hammering before being turned into an exquisite artwork. Huang Junjun, 55 years old, is a representative inheritor of Guixi copper engraving, who has been taking the work for 36 years. "My grandpa was a copper ware craftsman, for whom I often acted as an assistant during childhood. I was fascinated with the ancient art, " said Huang. As from 1989, he travelled all over the country to seek for masters to study the art, and also worked at factories in Shanghai and Nanchang to sharpen his skills. He also integrated copper engraving methods of Japan and South Korea into his own. "I was thinking during work that if the craft can't be applied to industry, people can't see its value, not to say preserve and inherit it, " said Huang Junjun. In 2000, he set up a copper artwork studio, receiving orders from all over the country. For his excellent craftsmanship, Huang won fame in the circle and even received orders from Japan and Singapore. In 2012, with the help of local government of Guixi City, which strove to develop itself under the name of "city of copper", Huang founded the Jiangxi Zhongding metal artwork company. In order to improve the work efficiency, he created a production mode which combines the work of machines with that of craftsmen. Nowadays, Huang Junjun has cultivated over 200 professional craftsmen in copper engraving, and h

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