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Sweet smell of success for incense masters

China Daily | Updated: 2019-04-29 08:30

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Holding a bunch of bamboo sticks in his hands, Pu Lianggong, 65, dips them into a jar of water, flips and rolls them in a basket of incense powder to coat every piece evenly.

He eventually casts them on the floor to dry in the sun. The sticks fan out like a blooming flower.

Sweet smell of success for incense masters

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