The brilliant achievements and material gains that most people can only dream of, Huang Jiaxiang had achieved them a decade ago. However, five years after graduating from the EMBA program at National Chengchi University, he left everything behind. He closed his studio in Taiwan and gave up an income of nearly ten million, setting off alone to fulfill an unforgettable artistic dream in Paris. Huang Jiaxiang's newly established studio is located in the suburbs of Paris, where Picasso's distinctive pink period also began. Those familiar with the art scene would know that this is a gathering place for many artists, with the most famous being the Rodin residence, "Villa Des Brillants." Unlike the heavily guarded luxurious mansions commonly seen in Taiwan's upper class, this is a typical old house often found in the outskirts of Paris. The elegant neoclassical architecture features creaking wooden stairs that lead up in spirals. Inside the studio, colorful dyes, brushes, and tools are scattered in a charmingly chaotic manner, exuding the unique cultural and artistic vibe that only the City of Light, Paris, can offer.