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Japan nowadays is known for its "craftsman/artisan culture", where people will devote their entire lives to perfecting a single trade, or dish, or craft. Was there ever a similar sort of culture in China, considering in the past it was known for fine porcelain, art, and silk?

by /u/po1a1d1484d3cbc72107 in /r/AskHistorians

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