Taipei jewelry store keeps craftmanship alive for three generations(1/7)

The Jinhegui jewelry store, which for more than a century has specialized in hand-made custom jewelry, in Wanhua District of Taipei, Oct. 22, 2019. Owner Chung Chun-chung, who is in his seventies, is the third generation of his family to keep the craftmanship alive. (Photo: China News Service/Zhang Yuan)

The Jinhegui jewelry store, which for more than a century has specialized in hand-made custom jewelry, in Wanhua District of Taipei, Oct. 22, 2019. Owner Chung Chun-chung, who is in his seventies, is the third generation of his family to keep the craftmanship alive. (Photo: China News Service/Zhang Yuan)

The Jinhegui jewelry store, which for more than a century has specialized in hand-made custom jewelry, in Wanhua District of Taipei, Oct. 22, 2019. Owner Chung Chun-chung, who is in his seventies, is the third generation of his family to keep the craftmanship alive. (Photo: China News Service/Zhang Yuan)

The Jinhegui jewelry store, which for more than a century has specialized in hand-made custom jewelry, in Wanhua District of Taipei, Oct. 22, 2019. Owner Chung Chun-chung, who is in his seventies, is the third generation of his family to keep the craftmanship alive. (Photo: China News Service/Zhang Yuan)

The Jinhegui jewelry store, which for more than a century has specialized in hand-made custom jewelry, in Wanhua District of Taipei, Oct. 22, 2019. Owner Chung Chun-chung, who is in his seventies, is the third generation of his family to keep the craftmanship alive. (Photo: China News Service/Zhang Yuan)

The Jinhegui jewelry store, which for more than a century has specialized in hand-made custom jewelry, in Wanhua District of Taipei, Oct. 22, 2019. Owner Chung Chun-chung, who is in his seventies, is the third generation of his family to keep the craftmanship alive. (Photo: China News Service/Zhang Yuan)

The Jinhegui jewelry store, which for more than a century has specialized in hand-made custom jewelry, in Wanhua District of Taipei, Oct. 22, 2019. Owner Chung Chun-chung, who is in his seventies, is the third generation of his family to keep the craftmanship alive. (Photo: China News Service/Zhang Yuan)