Marvel at Jin Yin Hua's Micro-Panda Art

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Chinese micro-painter Jin Yin Hua has achieved remarkable artistry by painting a giant panda on a single human hair, showcasing his unique talent in micro-painting. His art gallery, which features this intricate work, charges a minimal admission fee, making it accessible to a wider audience. The use of rabbit hair as a medium highlights his innovative approach to micro-art. This discussion also humorously speculates on his transition to micro-painting from a potential career as a pi reciter.

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Chinese micro-painter Jin Yin Hua has painted an image of a giant panda on a single human hair. [continued]
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/4836662.stm

His teeny tiny art gallery charges a very small admission price.
 
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and he painted it using a rabbit hair.
 
Chinese micro-painter Jin Yin Hua has painted an image of a giant panda on a single human hair. [continued]
I wonder if he turned to this hobby after failing as a pi reciter?