他复制的应县木塔居然可以踩着上去

A Miniature Pagoda, a Living Legacy In Shanxi, woodcarver Liu Xiaochen uses small-scale woodwork to recreate monumental timber architecture. His 1:100 miniature of the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda contains 220,000 parts—and not a single nail—bringing thousand-year-old mortise-and-tenon joinery back to life in miniature. He stays true to traditional techniques while building a sustainable industry around intangible cultural heritage, creating jobs for more than 200 villagers close to home and channeling proceeds back into cultural outreach. A small model carries a big legacy: this is what it means to keep heritage alive.