Bronze sculpture of human body, animal head, twelve zodiac animals, cast copper sculpture of twelve zodiac animals

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　　The twelve zodiac animals are very familiar to everyone, with chickens, horses, cows, dogs, rabbits, tigers, snakes, sheep, monkeys, dragons, mice, and pigs representing their relative zodiac signs. In the large imperial palace of the Qing Dynasty, Yuanmingyuan, there was a bronze sculpture fountain of the twelve zodiac animals. However, in 1860, the British and French coalition invaded the Yuanmingyuan and stole the animal heads of the twelve zodiac bronze sculptures. The twelve zodiac animals held great significance in the eyes of the Chinese people, and many philanthropists were willing to purchase them at high prices in order to bring them back to their homeland.

　　The zodiac culture has a long history in Chinese folk culture and still permeates into people's daily details, serving as a typical symbol of Chinese culture and elements. For example, when we greet each other during the Chinese New Year, we often ask about the zodiac sign instead of age. This shows that the culture of zodiac signs has never been absent in the lives of Chinese people.

　　Tang Yun Garden focuses on the processing and casting of various copper sculpture products, including the twelve zodiac animal sculptures and animal sculptures, as well as sculptures such as copper qilin and copper horse. Of course, there are also some sculptures that have auspicious meanings, but many sculptures appear in pairs and do not appear alone, such as copper elephants. Of course, there are also many sculptures, such as phoenixes flying together, which are symbols of auspiciousness and harmony. No matter what kind of sculpture it is, its existence must have a certain significance. For example, the sculpture of the old yellow ox and copper ox that we often see represents strength and courage. Of course, there are many types of copper oxen.

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• Bronze sculpture of the twelve zodiac animals