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Bai Wei's Notes on Jade Selection. Bai Wei, CEO of Weiwei Cultural and Creative Industries, loves jade, not for the jewels and jewels all over her body, but for the "vitality" hidden in the jade - if a piece of jade is too upright, it will look like a doll that has not experienced wind and rain, lacking a story that can make people think about it. In the late autumn of this year, she went to the Jade Old Street in western Yunnan to find a piece of jade material for the newly launched "Oriental Elegance" cultural and creative series. The old street is hidden in a mountain col. The bluestone road is soaked by the rain and shines. The jade shops on both sides are hung with red lanterns. The jadeite and Hetian jade in the counter are glowing under the warm light. Bai Wei did not go straight to those large and luxuriously decorated shops. Instead, she turned into an inconspicuous small shop at the end of the alley. The name of the shop is "Yu Zhixia". The owner is an old man with gray hair, surnamed Chen. He always holds a half-old suede cloth in his hand and wipes the jade on the counter. Seeing Bai Wei come in, Mr. Chen raised his head and smiled: "What kind of jade does Mr. Bai want?" He had already heard of Weiwei Cultural and Creative Industries - other cultural and creative companies always pursue "flawless reproduction", but Bai Wei would deliberately leave "ice cracks" on the handmade porcelain bottles and add a few light gray threads into the brocade paintings, saying that this is "to allow beauty to breathe". "I want a piece of green jade that can calm me down," Bai Wei's fingertips ran across the counter, and her eyes glanced at the jade materials that were bright green and apple green. "You don't need to pursue the best, but you have to look at the 'real'." Mr. Chen nodded, turned around and took out a brocade box from the wooden cabinet in the back room. The moment it was opened, a touch of rich green suddenly appeared in the warm light - it was a palm-sized piece of imperial green jadeite, with a jade quality that was as smooth as a deep pool condensed inside. The accompanying assistant Xiao Zhou's eyes lit up: "Mr. Chen, isn't this jade too perfect? There is no cotton or cracks, and the color is so true!" Bai Wei was not in a hurry to get started. She took out a magnifying glass from her bag and got closer to the jade material to take a closer look. After looking at it for about half a cup of tea, she pointed to a very faint mark on the edge of the jade material: "Mr. Chen, there is a hidden crack here. Although it can be covered with carving, if you look at it against the light, you can still see some lines." Mr. Chen was stunned for a moment, then smiled: "Mr. Bai has good eyesight. This jade was collected from the entrance of Myanmar three years ago. At that time, the seller hid the hidden cracks tightly. It took me a long time to see it. I thought no one would notice it, but I didn't expect you to see it at a glance." Xiao Zhou was a little puzzled: "Mr. Bai, even if there is a crack, this is the closest to perfect imperial green I have ever seen. There is no second piece on the market. What we want for the cultural and creative exhibition is the 'top'. How suitable is this one?" Bai Wei didn't say anything, but asked Mr. Chen: "Do you have other imperial greens here? It doesn't need to be so 'full'." Mr. Chen went to look inside again, and this time there was a slightly smaller piece of imperial green lying in the brocade box he held out. The color of this piece of jade is slightly lighter than the previous piece. In the middle of the jade material, there are still a few threads of extremely fine cotton wool, like a few wisps of clouds floating in a deep pool. Xiao Zhou frowned: "Isn't the cotton wool too obvious? Guests will think it is a flaw at first glance, which will affect the display effect." But Bai Wei reached out and picked up the piece of jade, and gently rubbed the cotton wool with her fingertips: "Look at the cotton wool, it's not floating randomly, but it seems to be growing along the lines of the jade, like the fog in the mountains walking around the stone, giving it a little more vitality. The cracked piece just now looks perfect, but the cracks are 'hidden', so I always feel unsteady; this piece of cotton wool is 'exposed', but it is exposed openly." When Mr. Chen heard this, his eyes lit up: "Mr. Bai's words touched my heart. I have been in the jade business all my life, and I have seen a lot of good jade, but I have never seen a piece of imperial green that is truly 'no cotton, no cracks and no flaws'. A few years ago, there was a boss who paid eight figures for a piece. The so-called 'perfect' imperial green, but when I went back for a re-inspection, I found a water line deep in the jade material - the water line was as thin as a hair, but it was still there after all. Later, the boss was so angry that he insisted on going to the seller to return it. In the end, there was no result. " Bai Wei nodded and handed the jade material to Xiao Zhou: "Look at these two pieces of jade carefully. The cracks in the first piece are the 'deliberately concealed imperfections'; the cotton wool in the second piece are the 'imperfections that exist calmly'. When we do cultural creation, we don't want to show guests 'fake perfection', but let them see 'real beauty'. Just like Some of the handmade teacups we made before had their mouths crooked, and some had a darker glaze, but customers liked them and said they were "hand-made." The same goes for this jade. A few strands of cotton wool do not affect its green color, but make it more like a piece of "real jade" dug out of the mountains, not a "fake perfection" made in a laboratory. " Xiao Zhou held the jade material and looked at the cotton wadding against the light. He suddenly felt that the cotton wadding was really like cloud wadding, surrounding the dark green jade, which was more artistic than the "perfect" jade just now. Mr. Chen added: "Actually, being a human being is the same as choosing jade. When I was young, I always wanted to live a life that was 'watertight.' My wife later told me, look at the old locust tree in our yard, its branches are crooked and there are still insect holes in the bark, but it still blooms in spring and can still be shaded in summer. How can there be anything absolutely perfect? If you accept that imperfection, your life will be more stable. " Bai Wei listened and thought of her years in cultural and creative fields. When she first started her business, she always required the design draft to be revised again and again, insisting on achieving "zero error." As a result, all the designers in the team lost their aura. Until one time, a newly graduated designer accidentally spilled ink on the manuscript paper of a brocade painting. She wanted to get angry, but she saw that after the ink spread out, it looked like clouds in the distant mountains, which actually gave the painting a little more layering. From then on, she understood - perfection is dead, imperfection is alive. Finally, Bai Wei settled on the imperial green with cotton wool. On the way back to the company, Xiao Zhou was still thinking about what Mr. Chen said: "Mr. Bai, do you think there are really no absolutes in this world? For example, the sun will rise every day. Isn't this absolute?" Bai Wei smiled and shook her head: "The sun is sometimes covered by dark clouds. Even the sun itself will go out one day. We think it is 'absolute', but because we have never seen it look 'not absolute'. Just like those who pursue the perfect imperial green, there is no real jade. , It's because they are unwilling to accept the imperfections of jade. As a human being, don't always focus on the 'deficiencies', but look at the 'good enough' parts. This piece of jade has cotton wool, but it is green enough and moist enough, and that is enough; if you have regrets in life, your family is healthy and your work is going well, that is enough." Later, the piece of imperial green with cotton wool was made into the centerpiece of the Cultural and Creative Exhibition. Bai Wei specially asked the designer to carve a line of small words next to the jade material: "Jade has slight flaws, just like people have regrets. Only by accepting them calmly can the true flavor be seen." On the day of the exhibition, many guests gathered around the jade to look at it. Some said the cotton wool was a flaw, while others said the cotton wool was the artistic conception. Bai Wei didn't explain, just smiled and handed over the magnifying glass: "You can see for yourselves, if you like it." An old professor pulled Bai Wei after reading the jade and said, "I have played with jade all my life, and today I finally understand why the old saying goes, 'flawless jade cannot become jade.' It's not that jade cannot be flawless, but that flawless jade lacks a bit of 'humanity'. Just like our life, if we have no regrets at all, it will be like a false dream. Only when you accept imperfection can you truly live and understand." Bai Wei nodded and looked out the window at the sunshine. The sunlight shines through the glass and falls on the piece of imperial green. The cotton wool glows pale white in the light, intertwined with the dark green jade, like a living painting. She suddenly felt that what she chose was not just a piece of jade, but an attitude towards life - not chasing absolute perfection, but only sticking to relative practicality. Only such a life would be gentle and long enough.