Firing the Chengni inkstone

As one of the "four treasures in the study" in ancient China, inkstone is so much more than just a container for ink. In this final episode of four, English teacher Mark Dinning from the UK tries his hand at making Chengni inkstone, the only kind made from mud

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Ahhhh!! because they wrote with brushes, a well of that size was necessity. Thank you for this video.

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0:48 Why Donald Thump is working in China❓

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Its good to see Trump doing something useful

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Trump

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Looks like trump lol

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Much better version I'm sure

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Sorry to take away from the culture video but that man looks like Trump What a LIFE. Damn Sorry guy