Hui Shan Mud People originated in the Ming Dynasty, flourished in the Qing Dynasty, carrying the memories of Jiangnan folk customs. Its craftsmanship integrates kneading, sculpting, engraving, and coloring techniques, with the “Mud People Zhang” school being a representative, featuring smooth lines and elegant colors. The site features the “Hui Shan Mud People Museum,” showcasing exquisite mud sculptures from all eras, with the Qing Dynasty’s “Da Afu” mud sculpture, known for its plump and full appearance, becoming a symbol of good fortune.
