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Japanese Porcelain Artwork “Blue Planet of Human Life” Donated to CPAFFC.doc

Japanese Porcelain Artwork “Blue Planet of Human Life” Donated to CPAFFC 　　On March 22， a donation ceremony of the Japanese porcelain artwork the “Blue Planet of Human Life”was held in the Peace Palace of the CPAFFC. This huge spherical porcelain artwork， with a diameter of 1.05 meters， a total height of 2.1 meters and a weight of 300 kilograms， was designed and made by Japanese porcelain artist Yasuhiko Shirakata. His hometown of Tobe-cho in Ehime Prefecture is the place of origin of Japanese traditional Tobeyaki porcelain adopting China’s blue and white porcelain techniques. There are only three such pieces in the world. One is placed in Shirakata’s hometown and the other at the U.N. headquarters in Geneva. Mr. Shirakata donated the third one， on which he had spent several months to make at the venerable age of 73 and which he said would be his last piece of artwork， to the CPAFFC embodying his hope for peace in the world and protection of the Earth as well as the aspiration of Japanese people of various circles for everlasting friendship between Japan and China. Tobe-yaki porcelain artworks are commonly used for display and furnishings in Japan. So， why do they appear in the form of a globe with blue oceans and white continents at the UN headquarters in Geneva and in the CPAFFC？ In his youth， Mr. Shirakata as a member of the first batch of Japanese Overseas Cooperation Volunteers travelled to carry out volunteer work. While actively involved in and supporting construction in developing countries， he forged profound friendship with the people of different races and cultures and felt deeply that the Planet Earth is the common homeland of humankind in which to share peace， prosperity and development. By combining traditional porcelain techniques with the image of blue earth， he created a “terrestrial globe”without national boundaries， implying that the Earth is a destiny community in which humankind depends on each other. The Blue Planet of Human Life displayed at t