Chinese Artist Zheng Chunhui Spends Four Years Making the World’s Longest Wooden Sculpture
Chinese artist Zheng Chunhui spent 4 years creating a 40-foot-long wooden sculpture that was crowned the world’s longest wooden sculpture by Guinness World Records earlier in November. The intricately detailed sculpture is based on “Along the River During the Qingming Festival,” a famed 12th century Chinese painting of daily life by Zhang Zeduan.
via Chinanews.com, Shanghaiist, Colossal
photos by Lv Ming/China News Service
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