Jiang Lijuan'S "Three Inch Golden Lotus" Shoes Stop Playing Hi Tech Players.

In the Beijing science fair, which brings together the world's leading technology, the charming exhibition girl is showing the world's first super mobile personal computer.

In the cultural and creative exhibition hall opened by the current science and technology fair, a plain old woman is lowering her head to lead the needle.

She is Jiang Lijuan, who is known as "Jing Xiu Chiang". Her embroidered shoes have been declared in Beijing.

Jiang Lijuan wore a thin black and white Chinese jacket to distinguish it from all the colorful shoes around her.

The children's tiger shoes, the propitious shoe hangers, and her "three inch Golden Lotus" shoes, which represent her unique skills, attracted many high-tech players to stop and enjoy.

"A pair of feet, tears, a cylinder" summarizes some people to China.

Jiang Lijuan's hand embroidered "three inch gold Lotus" has a very good market both at home and abroad. This kind of shoe is small in size and slightly bent in the sole, also known as "bow shoes".

Her other famous craftsmanship, tiger head shoes, was also collected by Papa National Art Museum in New Zealand.

In Chinese traditional culture, children wearing tiger shoes can avoid evil spirits, so they have been favored by small wives.

Jiang Lijuan said,

Chinese traditional cultural elements are embodied in the shoes produced by Jiang Lijuan. The reunion pattern represents the pursuit of perfection. The purple on shoes symbolizes "purple clouds coming to the East", and cotton in shoes represents "step by step."

Jiang Lijuan is quite special in her colleagues. She is the first batch of craftsmen who registered himself in Beijing, and she has a good English.

Jiang Lijuan, who comes from hand-made shoes, has worked in a high-end office building in China World Trade Center, Beijing.

Later, in order to better engage in hand-made shoes, Jiang paid a high salary to work in China and around the world in more than 10 countries.

"Politics is the image, the economy is the lifeblood, and culture is the backbone."

Jiang Lijuan said that what she most wanted to promote was the Chinese shoe culture.