Zhu Bingren family is a family of bronze artists in Hangzhou. He grew up with his parents, and was impressed with the art of copper. Then he passed on this craft and became a descendant of the art of copper in Zhujiajian Island. Zhu Bingren has a talent for bronze art since he was a child. Under the expectation of his family, he became the only national intangible cultural heritage inheritor of bronze sculpture art and made many works with his own technology.
On the basis of the original bronze carving art, Zhu Bingren developed and innovated his own unique bronze carving technology, made great contributions to the art of bronze carving, subverted the world's cognition of the art of bronze carving, and was praised by many masters in the circle. In his eyes, the art of bronze carving transcends everything, and his life's hard work should be dedicated to the art of copper. Zhu Bingren made the first copper house in China with copper products, which is the only one so far and is worth collecting.
The exterior of this bronze sculpture art museum is made of copper, and some decorations, doors, windows and other items inside are made of copper, almost all of which are made in Zhu Bingren. Most of the works of art placed in it are bronze sculptures, each of which is made up of fees. According to the current price, it is conservatively estimated that at least 200,000 works of art will be auctioned.
Zhu Bingren just wanted to show these works to people, and at the same time, he opened his door to welcome people. Because the production process of molten copper is very hard, it is still harmful to the body, so few people are willing to engage in this industry. Zhu Bingren has been bent on carrying forward the bronze art for decades. It is also because of this idea that Zhu Bingren saw the collapse of the wooden Leifeng Pagoda, hoping to repair this ancient building that has passed down countless couples through his own craftsmanship.
So he found a method that can be repaired and preserved for a long time by consulting the data for a few days, but the progress of things is not so easy. Zhu Bingren encountered many difficulties when it applied to the state for signing the reconstruction agreement for the first time, and it took more than ten months to fully sign it. The government allocated very little money to this non-profit project, so the funds and artists needed for the construction must be solved by themselves.
Zhu Bingren finally solved this problem and made unremitting efforts to restore the original appearance of Leifeng Tower. This new tower is not only a simple repair, but also can stand for thousands of years. Zhu Bingren became the father of bronze architecture at that time because the restoration of Leifeng Pagoda made the whole country know.
Now, Zhu Bingren, who is over 70 years old, has devoted all his life to the art of bronze carving, integrating it with his own life, thus inheriting this intangible cultural heritage.