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The creative concept of jinhuidui (literally “a pile of beautiful things from ash”), a Chinese art form which is said 1 (start) in the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) and boomed in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), shares similarities 2 pop art.
3 (create) traditional jinhuidui artwork is much more difficult compared to pop art, as all the images are painted as if they were copied and pasted (粘贴). It requires 4 good command of calligraphy as well as excellent skill in painting flowers, birds, fish, insects, landscapes and 5 (figure), and a mastery of techniques such as seal carving.
Geng Xuezhi, 50, from Zibo city, Shandong Province, is one of the masters of jinhuidui. Geng has been learning Chinese painting and calligraphy 6 he was 16. He came into contact with jinhuidui painting skills through his father in 2006.
The artist says the distinctive feature of jinhuidui can be summed up as “broken”, 7 means that it has to present fragments in forms such as broken, rolled, overlapped, 8 (tear), burned or smoked. He adds it will take at least 10 years to master the skill.
The creation of jinhuidui is complex and lengthy, and 9 (it) dyeing process is laborious (费力的) and time-consuming. Sometimes a fragment needs to be dyed a dozen times. “A simpler work of jinhuidui takes about 20 days to complete, while a 10 (hard) one will take several months, and sometimes some extra effort has to be made,” Geng says.