The world’s longest wooden sculpture

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This sculptural masterpiece was listed in The Guinness Book of World Records as being the world’s longest continuous wooden sculpture, over 12 meters, which was carved out of a single tree trunk by Chinese artist Zheng Chunhui. Inspired by Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival, a classic and priceless genre painting in Chinese Painting history that showed the prosperity scene of vulgar life of Bianjing city in Northern Song Dynasty, the artist took 4 years to create this handmade carving.

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