When artist Bai Ming visited Guimet Museum in Paris in 2009, he saw a Buddhist sculpture from Cambodia. The sense of quietness and the smooth lines of the work moved him, reminding him of mei ping (a type of vase popular in ancient China), and inspiring him to create a vase later.
When artist Bai Ming visited Guimet Museum in Paris in 2009, he saw a Buddhist sculpture from Cambodia. The sense of quietness and the smooth lines of the work moved him, reminding him of mei ping (a type of vase popular in ancient China), and inspiring him to create a vase later.
When artist Bai Ming visited Guimet Museum in Paris in 2009, he saw a Buddhist sculpture from Cambodia. The sense of quietness and the smooth lines of the work moved him, reminding him of mei ping (a type of vase popular in ancient China), and inspiring him to create a vase later.
When artist Bai Ming visited Guimet Museum in Paris in 2009, he saw a Buddhist sculpture from Cambodia. The sense of quietness and the smooth lines of the work moved him, reminding him of mei ping (a type of vase popular in ancient China), and inspiring him to create a vase later.
Sustainable development was one of the three main concepts underpinning Beijing's bid to host the 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, and the Low-Carbon Management of the Beijing 2022 Games (Pre-Games) Report released by the Beijing Winter Olympic Committee in January details the measures adopted to minimize the carbon emissions generated by the Games.