His research on Chinese jade culture comes from his infinite love for art and life.
One of his best friends is former South Korean Secretary of State Nangong Lie.
It is also one of the figures who gave him special influence in his life.
He has always advocated the origin of China culture and studied Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Egyptian hieroglyphs and various philosophical schools. Mr. Cao Dai, the owner of Youwozhai, one of the candidates for the new head of the jade and Tibetan circles, is the most helpful person and his honey friend.
An interview with Teacher Wen Li in the column of Tibet of Beijing TV Station commented on a ton of jadeite, which was all the rage in old Beijing.
Southern Airlines magazine Oriental Health Care invited him to talk about the rise and fall of the family and the cultural history of old Beijing.
Teacher Yang Baosteel is also a historian who supports China-Israel friendship.
His 24-year-old daughter, Yang Yingying, was influenced by it since childhood, and she has an indescribable interest in studying Chinese civilization and Sumerian origin, ethnology and gem culture.
My daughter loves China culture as much as her father, and is currently preparing a new book on astrology, The Moon Leads to Ashtar.
A good friend and a leader in Hetian jade industry, the chairman of Xinjiang Guoyu Jewelry once praised him: "There is no better way to identify Yang Xiong as a cultural wonder."