There is an ancient idiom called "dancing axe in front of Luban", which means that dancing axe in front of Luban is overreaching. Luban mentioned here is the ancestor of carpenters, so carpenters are actually a very old industry. Although with the development of the times, few people have done it because of the hardships of the industry, carpentry still exists in various industries and becomes an accessory skill. However, even in modern times, many people really haven't touched it, but it doesn't prevent some special people from attaching great importance to it, such as Zhu Jingyun, a girl from Hangzhou after 90.

Zhu Jingyun in 1993 was a handsome, generous and cheerful girl. She got good grades when she was a child, and so did she when she grew up. I majored in architecture at the university. As mentioned earlier, carpentry is actually an accessory skill, which will be involved in many industries. Of course, many majors also offer courses. But at first, she didn't want to be a carpenter. In just one class, she was fascinated by the carpenter's works of art with China elements. In addition, she also learned a lot of postures related to this major, such as the bucket arch and tenon-mortise structure of ancient buildings. I think it's really wonderful to combine these things. She likes them more and more in the process of carpentry.

Immediately after graduating from college, she decided to become a carpenter. This decision is naturally opposed, and there are many incomprehensible voices. After all, few carpenters can support themselves now, right? However, Zhu Jingyun still goes her own way. Even for the convenience of work, she cut her long hair directly to her ears and shaved it almost. It's totally a boy's hairstyle. Put on a mask and work clothes, and everyone will doubt whether she is a man or a woman. It can be said that she turned herself into a man in order to be a carpenter.

However, Zhu Jingyun has no regrets and no feelings. As time went on, her skills became more and more skilled. Of course, it was difficult to make a profit at first. After all, she just makes some handmade wooden works, and the quantity is not much, and she has never cooperated with any factory. Occasionally, I will bump into some furniture, but for a longer time and less. But then she thought of opening a shop, teaching her craft to others, letting others try the fun of doing it themselves and experience the joy of making a work of art for relatives and friends, so she is now colorful.

How lucky is it that a person can do the work he likes and solve the problem of survival at the same time? Zhu Jingyun is so lucky because she has ideals and goals and is willing to go all out for them! Finally, I want to say that woodworking is really not that simple! All craftsmen deserve respect! It's 2020, don't say "nothing is like it, only reading is high".