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Protecting a Century-Old Woodcarving Technique, Li Zhiqing Continues the Cultural Legacy with His Craftsmanship.
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In an era where machine production and modern technology are increasingly prevalent, the traditional wood carving industry is gradually declining. However, for Penang woodcarver Lee Chee Ching, this ancient craft is not just a job, but a mission to protect cultural heritage. Lee Chee Ching, now 60 years old, has been engaged in traditional wood carving for about 20 years. He runs "Sung Dynasty Wood Carving" in Kenting, George Town, specializing …
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