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2018-06-25 15:32:25 Ecns.cn Editor :Yao Lan
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Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

A visitor uses a magnifying glass to look at a piece of work by Pan Qihui at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

A visitor uses a magnifying glass to look at a piece of work by Pan Qihui at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows a tool he uses to make miniature carvings at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows a tool he uses to make miniature carvings at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

Pan Qihui shows miniature calligraphy he carved at an exhibition in Chongqing, June 23, 2018. The smallest characters carved by Pan are as thin as a hair and a magnifying glass is needed to see them. (Photo: China News Service/Chen Chao)

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