BEIJING (AP) — Chen Jiao has a curious job: transforming visitors to resemble empresses from ancient China as young people explore a revival of traditional culture.
BEIJING (AP) — Chen Jiao has a curious job: transforming visitors to resemble empresses from ancient China as young people explore a revival of traditional culture.
She is one of hundreds of makeup artists working at studios in Beijing near the Forbidden City, once home to the emperors of China’s last two dynasties, Ming and Qing.
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Studios near the Forbidden City in Beijing are transforming visitors into empresses from ancient China as young people explore a…
BEIJING (AP) — Chen Jiao tiene un trabajo curioso: transformar a visitantes para que se parezcan a emperatrices de la antigua…
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