"Sugar blowing Man" Ma Qingwang: wonderful between blowing and pinch

Ma Qingwang is making a sugar man's work on May 2.

Rats steal oil, pomegranates and pomegranates, lobsters. Under Ma Qingwang's blowing power and skillful hands, each work is lifelike. Ma Qingwang, 48, is from Xixinzhuang Village, Gaocheng District, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province. he was born into a family of sugar blowers and loved the art of sugar blowers since he was a child. On the basis of Ma Qingwang's skills handed down at home, he studied by local famous teachers, constantly excavated and integrated the art of folk sugar blowers, and formed his own unique style. He has won the titles of "representative heir of Hebei intangible cultural heritage project" and "Hebei folk arts and crafts master". Speaking of his plans for the future, Ma Qingwang is full of confidence: "I will continue to carry forward the art of sugar blowers and let more people know about it." Photo taken by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Xiao

Ma Qingwang is making a sugar man's work on May 2.

Rats steal oil, pomegranates and pomegranates, lobsters. Under Ma Qingwang's blowing power and skillful hands, each work is lifelike. Ma Qingwang, 48, is from Xixinzhuang Village, Gaocheng District, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province. he was born into a family of sugar blowers and loved the art of sugar blowers since he was a child. On the basis of Ma Qingwang's skills handed down at home, he studied by local famous teachers, constantly excavated and integrated the art of folk sugar blowers, and formed his own unique style. He has won the titles of "representative heir of Hebei intangible cultural heritage project" and "Hebei folk arts and crafts master". Speaking of his plans for the future, Ma Qingwang is full of confidence: "I will continue to carry forward the art of sugar blowers and let more people know about it." Photo taken by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Xiao