Liu Hongbao was sent to study jewelry design and gemstone making at the Kerkeney Design Institute in Ireland in 1985. Over the past 30 years, his masterpieces have continued to win more than 40 major awards at home and abroad, such as the World Gold Council, De Beers, China Arts and Crafts Treasures, China Arts and Crafts "Hundred Flowers Award Award" * Creative Design Award, China Arts and Crafts Master Works and the Gold Award of the International Arts and Crafts Exquisite Expo.

This is Liu Hongbao's jewelry exhibition in Europe and also the jewelry show at this year's International Cultural Heritage Exhibition. The more than 20 jewelry crafts exhibited were personally designed and handmade by him, which can be regarded as unique craftsmanship and exquisite pieces. These works mainly feature colorful jewelry and ornaments from the international industry in recent years, mostly in the form of flowers, plants, fish, and birds. Liu Hongbao hopes that through these works, more people can understand the unique cultural connotations of Chinese jewelry and art.

After watching Liu Hongbao's works, Aude Daun, the president of the French National Association of the Arts, evaluated it as "* handmade art". Patrick Danbohong, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Paris School of Administration, praised it as "not only reflecting the combination of European craftsmanship and Eastern culture, but also interpreting the delicacy and poetry of traditional Chinese art".

During the exhibition, the ornament "Fish Leaping", which won the gold medal at the China Arts and Crafts Exhibition, was particularly popular among visitors. When it comes to this artwork made from a mix of various materials such as mother of pearl, ruby, diamond, gold, silver, antique collector Christian Hassler pointed out that it is "ingeniously conceived, boldly used, and full of vitality".

It is reported that Liu Hongbao has been elected as the Vice Chairman of the French Chinese Art and Culture Federation and attended the Federation's annual meeting in Paris in September this year. At this international cultural heritage exhibition, he further shared his creative insights and design concepts with colleagues from France and Europe, as well as jewelry art enthusiasts.