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Uncovering Liuli in This Mortal World (5)

By Chen Jie (China Daily)

09:01, April 25, 2013

A work of liuli. (China Daily)

Those were the reasons that prompted him to leave the industry.

What happened to Yang who was at the peak of her career as an actress?

"For an actress, 34 is not the best age on screen," Yang says without any hesitation.

She chose to be his actress forever in life instead of on screen.

Like most people with fame and wealth, they first tried to invest in business and real estate. But soon, they found that was not what they wanted.

"Both of us want to find something meaningful, lasting and deserving our lifetime devotion," Chang says.

For a reason

Yang believes that everything happens for a reason. The experience in movies prepared her for creating glass art. In their final movie My Love, they borrowed some glass art pieces as props. They were impressed by the material, which they once thought was only used to make cups and vases.

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