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China's love affair with chopsticks goes back millennia – but just how much do Chinese people know about the chopsticks they use everyday?

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Lan Xiang is considered to be the top chopstick collector in China. Over the past 31 years he has collected an astounding 2,100 pairs of these quintessentially Chinese items.

But while most people in China nowadays see a pair of chopsticks as nothing more than practical eating utensils, Lan feels chopsticks are also a unique symbol of Chinese culture. And he feel's they simply don't receive the attention they deserve.

As a testimony to just how long people in China have been using chopsticks, the pride of Lan's large collection is this exquisite silver pair made over one thousand years ago.