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China's iconic occupations fading away

(english.cri.cn) Updated: 2014-10-14 07:33

Traditional barber

China's iconic occupations fading away

Liu Huisheng has been cutting hair for one-month-old babies using traditional haircut skills for 50 years. He insists on using soap to wash the hair of his customers instead of shampoo, and never uses the electric hair dryer. He learned his skills from his father since he was 16, but now he's afraid that his skills cannot be passed down to next generations. [Photo/ycwb.com]

China's iconic occupations fading away

A barber uses an old razor to cut a child's hair in a traditional barbershop in Northwest China's Shannxi province. [Photo/ycwb.com]

China's iconic occupations fading away

A pair of manual hair clippers. [Photo/ycwb.com]

China's iconic occupations fading away

China's iconic occupations fading away

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