标题：Daver
百科名片
Daver （戴薇儿），日文名：の子どもたち，ViVi杂志的平面模特。
个人档案
中文名（原名）：戴薇儿 （别名：庄可盈）
英文名：daviller
  性别：女
生日：1994年10月20日 
血型：B型
身高：173CM
体重：45KG 
出生地：日本
鞋号：24.5Cm 
现居地：中国福建  
目前就读：广州市星海音乐学院 
擅长：钢琴，舞蹈
家庭成员：父亲，母亲
最喜欢做的事：唱歌，看书
Daver经历
曾为知名网站淘宝网多家服装店担任网络模特，但daver不爱露脸拍摄，使其许多粉丝想了解她真正相貌。因此成为淘宝网络红人。  2011《ViVi》 杂志混血模特选拔活动中途退出与 レプロエンタテイメント所属  失臂之交 ，由于daver的母亲在杂志发现了登载广告模特的报道并叫daver报名参与，母亲希望daver能走上模特之路，但daver为了顾及学业放弃了比赛，daver的离开让ニコラ表示遗憾。 
  2010 杂志作品：                     　junie・扶桑社 
VITA・KKベストセラーズ 
SEDA・风賛社 
Look!s・スタイライフ 
2012年5月：中央电视台“心连心”艺术团赴湘西慰问演出
Daver坦言道：我们顶着日晒雨淋辛苦的排练着，这次活动很有意义，能充分发挥湘西的地方特色。

图书信息
Chinese Furniture
定　　价：￥460.00
作　　者：Karen Mazu  [1]出 版 社：Berkley B
出版时间：2006-11-1
页　　数：223
字　　数：
印刷时间：2006-11-1
开　　本：大16开
I S B N：9780804835732
内容简介
The international market for antique Chinese furniture is booming, and masterpieces from the Ming and Qing dynasties are now worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Chinese Furniture is a survey of these collectibles—from the very best hardwood pieces featured to standard softwood specimens still available on the Asian market. The book presents an overview of carving styles, wood types, regional variations, class distinctions and restoration techniques.
With this renewed interest in antique furniture, a forgery market has emerged. Thousands of factories in southern China are churning out brand new or refurbished furniture and passing them off as antiques. Chinese Furniture unearths these forgeries and serves as an indispensable reference guide to collectors.
作者简介
Karen Mazurkewich is an Asian Wall Street Journal reporter who has covered Asian culture and the retail scene for three years from her base in Hong Kong. Mazurkewich has investigated art forgery, interviewed countless collectors, grilled innovative businessmen and queried tradesmen—all in a quest to better understand antiques and manufacturing in Asia.
目录
Chinese Furniture:A Renaissance
Evolving Styles
Classifying Chinese Furniture
Style
Wood
Types of Wood
Rarity and Age
Carving, Workmanship and Symbolism
Decoration in Chinese Furniture
Joints
Chairs
Yoke-back Armchairs
Southern Official's Hat Armchairs
Lamphanger Chairs
Rose Chairs
Horseshoe-back Armchairs
Folding Armchairs
Qing-style Armchairs
Western-influenced Chairs
Stools and Benches
Tables and Desks
Recessed-leg PaintingTables
Side or WineTables
Flush-sided Corner LegTables
Waisted Corner LegTables
AltarTables
Square Tables
Kang Tables
High TeaTables and Stands
Pedestal Tables
Coffer Tables
Round Tables
Qin Tables
Gaming Tables
Desks
Beds
Day Beds
Couch Beds
Canopy and Alcove Beds
Cabinets and Bookshelves
Square-corner Cabinets
Compound Cabinets
Sloping-stile Cabinets
Bookshelves
Display Cabinets
Lacquer Furniture
Doors and Screens
Household Accessories
Candlestick Stands and Lanterns
Braziers
Shrines
Garment Racks and Washstands
Mirror Stands
Clothing Chests
Tiered Boxes and Tea Containers
Document Boxes
StationeryTrays and Gaming Boards
Brush Pots and Scroll Pots
Display Stands
Toggles and Figurines
Miscellaneous Items
Classical Versus Vernacular
Regional Differences
Suzhou Style or Jiangsu Style
Canton Style
Zhejiang Style
Shanghai Art Deco
Northern Styles
Shanxi Style
Fujian Style
To Strip or Not to Strip
May the Buyer Beware!
The Meaning of"Styles
What to Buy 216
Pitfalls of Collecting
Buyingbefore Restoration
The Quality of Restoration
The Joints
Wear and Tear
Price Watch
Credible Dealers
Conclusion
Guide to Dealers
Bibliography
Acknowledgments