Tiny jade cabbage draws two million visitors to Taiwanese museum annually
A jade cabbage less than 20cm tall has become the star attraction at a Taiwanese museum visited by about two million people each year.
A small jade carving of a cabbage has become the centrepiece of a Taiwanese museum that attracts approximately two million visitors annually. The sculpture, which stands at less than 20 centimetres tall, has emerged as the museum's most popular exhibit.
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Two million people visit this museum each year, and the star attraction is a cabbage
At less than 20cm tall, a tiny jade cabbage has become the unlikely star of a Taiwanese museum visited by about 2 million people each year.