Inspired by Erhu, a traditional Chinese classical instrument, Erhu's unique timbre is presented in the form of seats by interpreting the intangible with the tangible, the design incorporated national culture as a language of modern furniture, exploring a new style of contemporary Chinese furniture. The structure is so simple that there are only two parts: seat surface and legs. The chair back, seat surface and front leg are made of curved plywood as a whole, and the three-dimensional seating space is completed with two-dimensional curves fitting the shape of the human body.

Han Mei, Chinese furniture designer, graduated from the furniture design, Tokyo Designers College, Japan, and her graduation design has won the most outstanding design award and been collected by college till now. From 2013 to 2018, 9 pieces of her works were selected for Christie's private sales. In 2018, two works from the "She" series were selected for Christie's 2018 first open Hong Kong Auction and sold above the reserve price.

Han Mei, Chinese furniture designer, graduated from the furniture design, Tokyo Designers College, Japan, and her graduation design has won the most outstanding design award and been collected by college till now. From 2013 to 2018, 9 pieces of her works were selected for Christie's private sales. In 2018, two works from the "She" series were selected for Christie's 2018 first open Hong Kong Auction and sold above the reserve price.