In recent years, many artists have taken part    1    Belt and Road Initiative(BRI)cultural exchanges. As part of the BRI international art project, more than 100 artists from over 30 countries and regions have conducted researches and paintings in countries along the BRI for five years. They made great efforts     2    (promote) Chinese art around the world. While taking in foreign artistic form, modern Chinese art writes a new chapter in building a   community of a    3    (share)future for mankind.

Shaping. drying，glazing and firing... In less than five     1    (minute), a mini vase(花瓶) only millimeters in size starts to take shape as viewers watch on.

Wang Wenhua     2     is the founder of a miniature ceramics studio(微型陶艺工作室) never expected that his work would surprise viewers in China, let alone those abroad. He never expected that his short videos would earn over 45 million views and 4. 2 million likes on TikTok as well.

“I was     3    (amaze) after learning that my ceramics were so popular overseas,” Wang said. Having worked     4     Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province for 14 years, Wang said he had once seen the world’s     5     (big) ceramic there but he had never seen the smallest, so he decided     6     (try) something different one day—making micro ceramics.

Things were not easy in the beginning, and many people     7     (doubt) him. However, Wang did not give up and eventually figured out how to make this new idea     8     reality on his own. After about half a year of experimentation, Wang     9     (final) made miniature tools and was able to complete his     10     (one) miniature ceramic—a vase.