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2.Lai, W. F. and Tang, M. W. (2023). ‘A Technical Study on the Material and Techniques of Gold and Silver Inlaid Tin Bronze Belt Hooks’, in Tong, Y. and Xu, X. D. (eds.) Ancient Chinese Gold Techniques II. Hong Kong: Art Museum, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, pp.50-93. ISBN: 978-988-19494-4-8
3.Tang, M. W. and Lai, W. F. (2023). ‘Study of the Iron Belt Hook Gilding Technique’, in Tong, Y. and Xu, X. D. (eds.) Ancient Chinese Gold Techniques II. Hong Kong: Art Museum, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, pp. 94-127. ISBN: 978-988-19494-4-8
4.Lai, W. F. and Tang, M. W. (2023). ‘A Study on Damascening Techniques’, in Tong, Y. and Xu, X. D. (eds.) Ancient Chinese Gold Techniques II. Hong Kong: Art Museum, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, pp.154-177. ISBN: 978-988-19494-4-8
5.Tang, M. W. and Lai, W. F. (2023). ‘Reconstruction of Ancient Wire Drawing Technology’, in Tong, Y. and Xu, X. D. (eds.) Ancient Chinese Gold Techniques II. Hong Kong: Art Museum, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, pp.200-231. ISBN: 978-988-19494-4-8
2. Cheung, A.Y.K., Solazzo, C. and Tsui, W.S. (2021) Unveil the Gold – Revealing Metal Threads and Decorative Materials of Early Twentieth Century Traditional Chinese Children's Hats. Studies in Conservation, 66 (6), 357-374.

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