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China Forestry Bureau adjusts Lihua Village's 'Feng Shui' through 'ICEAlity',

02-15-2007 07:41 PM CET | Science & Education

Press release from: International Center for Environmental Arts (ICEA)

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February 13, 2007 - The forestry bureau of Fumin county, in China's southwest Yunnan province, paid about 470,000 yuan (US$60,600) for a team of seven painters to spend 45 days daubing the disused quarry at Lihua village in green paint, the Beijing News said.

"When they first started, we thought they were applying a pesticide, and then would plant some trees," the paper quoted a Lihua resident as saying.

The painters were adjusting the village's 'Feng Shui' through 'ICEAlity', referring to a traditional Chinese belief that people's fortunes are determined by their surroundings. "This is an broad use of ICEAlity, but it does show its effective use in bringing harmony and peace to the villages people and environment," stated ICEA Founders and American Cultural Ambassadors David and Renate Jakupca. From its inception in 1987, The International Center for Environmental Arts (ICEA) has always been first and foremost a force for socially responsible activity whose primary mission is 'ICEAlity', that is to "Assist in understanding of the relationship between Humans and their Environment through the Arts".

Residents discovered the disused quarry was "directly opposite" the site of a new office for the county forestry department, the paper said.

The forestry bureau confirmed ordering the paint-job, the paper said.

China has a history of using a coat of paint to smarten up public buildings.

As part of Beijing's successful bid for the 2008 Olympics, city authorities repainted scruffy apartment buildings and even painted some brown lawns green to impress Olympic inspectors. (US$1=7.754 Yuan)

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The International Center for Environmental Arts (ICEA) was founded by David and Renate Jakupca in 1987 to meet the compelling needs of ordinary citizens for access to current, balanced, understandable information about complex global issues. ICEA is a force for socially responsible activity whose primary is: 'ICEAlity', that is to "Assist in understanding of the relationship between Humans and their Environment through the Arts". Over the years, ICEA has gained a reputation for excellence based upon a unique library of specialized, current information on global importance and a wide range of imaginative programming and collaborations with other organizations to meet the needs of a broad constituency. With affiliates across the globe, the ICEA supports research, information sharing and effective action promoting a sustainable culture of Peace.

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