Life craft

The original text of "Living Craft" is as follows:

He is a carpenter. A genius among carpenters.

At an early age, he was interested in carpentry. Once, he used a small chisel to chisel an ugly piece of wood into a delicate wooden bowl. He eats with this wooden bowl. He would tell a tree that it could hit a wardrobe and a table. How big the face is, how high the legs are, he said the size. After a year, the owner of the tree wanted to use the tree very much, saying that he wanted to make a wardrobe and a table.

He said, I said the same thing last year. This tree hit the wardrobe table this year, enough to hit two chairs. As a result, the tree really hit a wardrobe, a table, two chairs, and no more or less wood. He has a keen eye.

When he grew up, he learned carpentry. His craft soon surpassed that of his master. He saws wood and never plays with wires. Mo Dou the carpenter didn't. He added a tenon, and even without painting, he couldn't see the trace. His carving can best show his carpenter's genius.

His carving can turn the flaws in wood into the finishing touch, a crack can make him modify the water waves drawn by carp or the tentacles of butterflies, and a scar can make him modify the stripes on butterfly wings or carp eyes. The butterfly and carp he carved stunned the girl who was going to get married. I'm really afraid that butterflies will fly away and carp will swim away. The tree died, and the carpenter let it live in another form.