Most young people would like to work in the big cities after graduating from the college. But Jin Ruirui, a 23-year-old girl, ______ to come back to her hometown. She is an inheritor (传承人) of Yi embroidery (彝绣). Her mom taught her embroidery. Three years later, she ______ her own Yi embroidery company. Although she has met many difficulties, she never gave up. “My mother ______ me with the money she made as an embroiderer (刺绣工). I want to carry her skills and help more embroiderers. They might not get much ______ , but they know well about our local culture,” said Jin.

There were only three embroiderers at the beginning. With the ______ from the local government and their hard work, Yi embroidery has become a growing industry. The designers help to make the embroidery pieces more ______. They hold fashion shows to introduce Yi embroidered clothes in Beijing and Shanghai. People like the clothes very much. They also do business with other ______. Jin just got an order of 6,500 Yi embroidered clothes to the UK last month.

During the past 10 years, Yi embroidery industry has developed ______. More than 60,000 Yi women have taken part in it. They can earn around 4,000 yuan or more. Their life is greatly ______. “We have made better lives with our traditional skills,” Jin said. All her parents and friends are ______ what she did. She believes Yi embroidery will be known by more people in China and around the world.

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