SHANGRAO, May 11, 2016 --Craftsman Yu Yougui makes wood carvings at a studio in east China's Jiangxi Province, May 10, 2016. Yu Yougui is a representative inheritor of the Huizhou carvings on wood, stone and brick, which is listed as one of the national intangible cultural heritages. Yu achieved mastery in wood carving by digesting various carving styles, and has trained more than 200 inheritors. (Xinhua/Zhuo Zhongwei)
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