NEWSPhotos: China Lights -- Behind the scenesMike De SistiMilwaukee Journal SentinelLiu Yufu, the China Lights supervisor of workers, uses an adhesive to secure fabric inside a 65-foot-long shark sculpture. Behind making the China Lights festival at Boerner Botanical Gardens at Whitnall Park run smoothly are the Chinese artisans and entertainers.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal SentinelZhao Xiaoli, the China Lights foot juggler, practices with a table as Chow Jie, who performs with the Chinese yo-yo, looks on.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal SentinelChow Jie, who performs with the Chinese yo-yo as part of the scheduled shows, arranges the dressing area for the performers.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal SentinelChina Lights foot juggler Zhao Xiaoli (right) and Chow Jie, who performs the with the Chinese yo-yo, arrange props backstage.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal SentinelLiu Yufu, the China Lights supervisor of workers, looks over a panda display piece in need of repair.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal SentinelA table and chairs are set up in the Chinese workers' cook tent on the grounds near the exhibit.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal SentinelLiu Yufu, the China Lights supervisor of workers, stands in the cook tent where the workers eat meals.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal SentinelCraig Chen, the China Lights site supervisor, talks in the cook tent where workers eat meals.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal SentinelLiu Yufu, the China Lights supervisor of workers, looks over an electrical box used to power supplies.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal SentinelZhao Xiaoli, the China Lights foot juggler, practices with a table as Chow Jie, who performs with the Chinese yo-yo, looks on.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel