Where can there be folk colored sculptures in Lund?

Folk colored sculptures are a must in Lund's folk crafts, especially represented by Yang Qihe, a "sculpture family" in Yangpo Village, Weinberg Township, Lund.

Yang's family sculpture art integrates clay sculpture, painting, woodcut, chapter engraving and bronzing. On the basis of inheriting the traditional characteristic craft, it absorbs the rich flavor of modern life. Products have a wide range of themes, including pastoral customs, wild landscapes, human landscapes, myths and legends, as well as large clay sculptures with modern themes such as "rural fire brigade" and "Chairman Mao's six dishes". There are practical items such as vases, pen holders, smoking utensils and seals, as well as ornamental items such as figures, birds and beasts, Buddha screens and landscapes. Knife technique is unique and ingenious, which combines practicality, appreciation and collection value. His works have represented Ningxia in many national expositions and exhibitions of folk culture and art, and are favored by domestic and foreign merchants.

The woodcarving work "Incense Burner" by Yang Qihe, the fourth generation descendant of Yang Clay Sculpture, was awarded as "Top Ten in China" in 1989 "The First National Exhibition of Arts and Crafts and Works by Famous Artists", and then won the second prize in the "950,000 Expo Cup" national "Art Boutique of Famous Art Towns" competition, becoming an artistic treasure with two national awards. In March 2007, at the "First National Clay Sculpture Art Festival", Yang Qi and his grandparents and grandchildren won the silver award and bronze award respectively. Family and Yang Qihe's personal achievements have also been included in various publications such as China Expert Talent Pool, China Family Yearbook, and the research project "Protection and Development of Traditional Cultural and Artistic Resources in Liupanshan District" of the Ministry of Culture.