(190619) -- NANJING, Giugno 19, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Yao Huifen guida il suo apprendista presso la sua officina Zhenhu nella città di Suzhou, est cinese della provincia di Jiangsu, 11 giugno 2019. I ricami di Suzhou, uno dei quattro famosi ricami in Cina, è originato in Suzhou e ha una storia di più di duemila anni. Noto per la sua elegante disegno, design artistico, fine artigianato e varie maglie, è stato elencato come un cittadino patrimonio culturale immateriale della Cina nel 2006. Yao Huifen, rappresentante ereditiere del mestiere, è nato a Suzhou nel 1967 in una famiglia di ricamo. Influenzato dai suoi nonni

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(190619) -- NANJING, June 19, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Yao Huifen guides her apprentice at her workshop in Zhenhu Town of Suzhou, east China's Jiangsu Province, June 11, 2019. Suzhou Embroidery, one of the four most famous embroideries in China, is originated in Suzhou and has a history of more than 2, 000 years. Known for its elegant pattern, artistic design, fine handwork and varied stitches, it was listed as a national intangible cultural heritage of China in 2006. Yao Huifen, representative inheritor of the craft, was born in Suzhou in 1967 in a family of embroidery. Influenced by her grandparents and parents since young, she fell in love with the handicraft and could make great work when she was a teenager. After becoming the apprentice of masters Mu Zhihong and Ren Huixian, Yao's skill made great progress. She opened her own workshop of Suzhou Embroidery with her sister Yao Huiqin in 1998, starting her career as a craftswoman. Over the years since 1991, Yao's artworks have earned numerous prizes, including the "Shanhua Prize", the highest prize for China's folk art. In the recent ten years, Yao Huifen created a new method of embroidery called "Simple Stitch", and incorporated Chinese traditional paintings and portraits into her works, many of which were collected by museums and art galleries including the British Museum.Yao has also gone to many countries to introduce Suzhou Embroidery as its promotion ambassador, including the United States, France, Italy, Britain, Russia, Sweden and Finland. Despite her achievements, Yao sticks to her embroidery career as a craftswoman and has created lots of artworks with distinctive styles. In 2017, 34 Suzhou Embroidery works of Yao Huifen were chosen to be displayed at the Venice Biennale China Pavilion and won extensive attention. One artwork "Skeleton Fantasy" uses about 50 kinds of stitches of Suzhou Embroidery, making a breakthrough on the traditional embroidery methods. Zhenhu Town of Suzhou City has more than 8, 000 craftsme

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