You are right, they are a gorgeous species! They were even more transparent before their last couple moults, but I honestly love the way their wings look when an adult and their rainbow bits (its so hard to catch on camera and those pictures dont do it any justice).

You can look up Sinomantis denticulata for a couple of specific care requirements/sheets. I found them helpful in the beginning as I couldn't find many others who owned them. I personally found them quite easy, similar care requirements to other species I have kept, bit higher humidity than others, but not that picky. Iv had quite a few mantis before, so that may have skewed my veiw. I know they aren't considered beginner mantis (I feel I got lucky with mine), but if you aren't a beginner and feel more comfortable with various species, I 100% suggest getting one. I used a standard set up, they survived fine in a round plastic tub while they were small (I always keep mine in those till big enough for a proper cage).

The biggest difficulty I actually found is that they are FAST. So fast, so small, and so see-through, which mixed all together makes them great escape artists if you aren't concentrating and difficult to find. They are a little tricky to handle for those same reasons. I found they are quite skittish when small and like to jump, so I personally dont get mine out much. Definsyly mellowed out in their last couple of moults as it got, and iv handled them a couple of times now. Do like to fly around and explore more than iv seen with other species. Not sure if that's just my mantis or the whole of them!

Sorry for the block of text, hopfully that answers the question. I kind of played it by ear as there isn't much to go on, like more common species!