Sitting on a scaffold（腳手架），Liu Zhicheng gives the final touches to a painting of lotus flowers and cranes.W（1）

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brushes and paint，he brings life to the two birds on the wall of a village in Southwest China.He has a strong i（2）

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in the countryside of China and hopes to bring some modern street decorations to villages.
   Liu also b（3）

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some ideas from Chinese culture to create his paintings.
   Earlier，Liu s（4）

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wall painting for about six years.Last year，he began a two-year project（項(xiàng)目）of painting 100 walls in Yongsheng where he was born.It usually takes Liu about two to three days to complete a small area of wall painting and over a week for a b（5）

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one.His artworks also make children stay around to see h（6）

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he paints.People love the bright colours and funny comics and some children e（7）

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start making paintings of their own to show him.
   "If our work can w（8）

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children's hearts and open up new chances for their future plans，it would be wonderful，" he says.Liu records his works and shares the short v（9）

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on his home page.He attracts（吸引）more than 560，000 followers and gets over 5 million likes.His artworks a（10）

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colours to the countryside，so more tourists are coming to these villages. "It's my honor and pleasure to pretty up the villages with my art，" says Liu. "I will decorate more walls to attract more visitors and help the local people get rich through tourism （旅游業(yè)）."