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| Combined photo taken on March 27, 2015 shows a portrait of Jiang Tongwan (upper) and a work of Hunan embroidery he made at a studio in Jinggang Ancient Town in Changsha, central China's Hunan Province. Jiang Tongwan, born in 1989, suffered from physical disability resulted from a disease in childhood. He was one of the first male graduates majored in Hunan embroidery. After graduation, he gave up the chance to work in enterprises the school recommended. Together with his classmate, Jiang rent a shop at Jinggang Ancient Town and sold their works. The sales volume of their studio last year reached over 100,000 yuan (about 16,140 U.S. dollars). (Xinhua/Li Ga) |
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