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Chambers of Commerce which held its first conference in Beijing in 1914. An represented the Metropolitan General Chamber of Commerce and was subsequently elected general secretary of the Association's Beijing office. Since the establishment of the Directorate General of the Metropolitan Municipal Affairs, after the establishment of the Republic, An served as a member of the committee on Municipal Affairs.
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and in 1904, he became an expectant magistrate in the
Metropolitan District. He constantly devoted his time and energy to the study of the fine arts and among his accomplishments was the invention of Pao Hua silver enamel ware which is well-known today.
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In May 1919, when public sentiment against the pro-Japanese Anfu party developed into a nationwide boycott of
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Inventing Pao Hua silver enamel ware, serving as president of the
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to gain the independence of
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penitentiaries. An held the presidency of the Metropolitan General Chamber of Commerce for a time, being relieved in 1924.
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now in Beijing a large number of Poa Hua Silver Enamel Ware factories, most of which were founded by the inventor himself.
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awarded him the Fourth Order of Chiaho in January 1920, and the Third Order of Chiaho in February 1922; and President
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conferred upon An the Fifth Order of Chiaho (Jiahe) in May 1919; President
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