Okay, here's the translation following your instructions: Painter's Live Model (Vol. 1 & 2, Hardcover)

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Publisher: Jilin Fine Arts Publishing House
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1. The 16 models selected for this book have participated in national modeling competitions and advanced to the finals. On average, they are 19 years old and 178 cm tall.
2. The book contains nearly 500 photos, all taken by renowned Chinese human body photographers using Japanese LG48917 RICOH digital cameras, captured in close-up, three-dimensional perspectives.
3. The book is printed using the world’s most advanced no-plate color printing technology, enhancing the vitality and realism of the images.
4. The entire printing and binding process is carried out using fully automated assembly lines in a fully enclosed, dust-free workshop.
5. The interior pages of the book are printed on 157g imported copperplate paper in five colors, while the cover, 3.0 cm thick, is wrapped with imported board covered in 157g imported copperplate paper with a lamination finish. The play of light on the textured forms highlights the unique rhythm and harmony of Eastern (Chinese) human bodies, characterized by their smooth, compact curves and subtle yet dynamic textures. Though lacking the pronounced structural contrasts found in Western figures, they evoke a passionate Eastern charm. The female form, with its graceful, supple, and serene beauty, resembles tender ivy entwined in the wisdom of artists, intoxicating their emotions and unlocking the gates of inspiration, leading them to create lifelike, emotionally resonant works.
From ancient times to the Renaissance and beyond, spanning at least 500 years, the human body model has served as a source of creative inspiration for global masters like Picasso, Botero, and Kupka, embodying their pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty. The human form has become the soul of countless artistic works. While human body models are common in the West, in China, they are still in their infancy. Should Chinese models display the charm of their "nude" forms? In a letter to six Central Committee Politburo members, Chairman Mao once sharply pointed out: "Nude models are essential for painting and sculpture—without them, it’s impossible. To oppose them due to feudal conservatism is misguided."
It is precisely this unhealthy, irrational "feudal conservatism" that has suppressed and destroyed the beauty and artistry of the human form. Why are the human forms of Chinese models often met with resistance and opposition? The reason lies in the fact that healthy human beauty and art often conceal unhealthy, abnormal elements. This book, using the medium of photography, presents each tall, elegant, and lively Chinese model—stepping on the catwalk in rhythm, bringing life and vitality to the runway.