This is enough, this is what Zhang Junping wants.

As for how many works of art are sold on site, it doesn’t matter.

As I said before, he has special arrangements.

"Oh my God, what is this? It's amazing!"

"beautiful!"

"how much is this?"

The most attractive and popular thing among tourists is the art of paper-cutting.

Paper-cutting is a traditional arts and crafts and an intangible cultural heritage of China.

The reason why it attracts tourists is that paper-cutting, as a work of art, is absolutely affordable and high-quality.

You can buy a paper-cut work for a few francs.

Paper-cutting is also one of the few works of art that does not maintain its value.

Originally, I didn't plan to bring paper-cuts, but the city leaders asked me to participate, and Zhang Junping couldn't refuse.

In addition to paper-cutting, there is another popular handicraft, which is gourd pyrography.

Use a soldering iron to paint on the gourd, and do it on site.

Miao Yulin, a master of arts and crafts from Zhengzhou, Henan, combines gongbi painting and gourd pyrography to create a unique charm.

It attracted many tourists, who gathered around Miao Yulin, buying his gourds and asking him to draw himself, or himself and his girlfriend, on the gourds.

"Dear Zhang, how are you? Isn't it very lively?" George Fairburn and Zhang Junping led people to inspect the venue.

Seeing the bustling tourists, George Fairburn proudly showed off to Zhang Junping.
Chapter completed!