A vast two-entry house, all of which has been renovated. The front houses the workshop for carving and crafting jewelry, with separate areas for jade ornaments and gold and silver, preventing any disorder. The rear house serves as accommodation for craftsmen or apprentices.
In fact, when it comes to top-tier jade carving, especially the personal works of famous great craftsmen, they prefer to take them home themselves. Carving demands a quiet mind and involves confidential personal technique, which, if done publicly, would be easily learned by others.
So, in this workshop, jade pieces are completed jointly, as it is inconvenient to visit each craftsman's home; placing them here is more suitable.
The appearance of Wufu, a young woman, piqued the curiosity of many. Upon learning that she was the designer of several recent jewelry designs, they were even more astonished, believing the work to be the caliber of a master, yet surprised that such a young girl was behind it.
