Glass fiber reinforced plastic sculpture of plowing cattle, agricultural sculpture

Description :

　　Cattle used for farming are generally divided into two categories: yellow cattle in the north and water buffalo in the south. The culture of oxen in China can be traced back to the mid Western Han Dynasty, and to this day, cattle still serve human industrial and agricultural production.

　　Cattle are a symbol of wealth and power in Western culture, while in China, they are a symbol of diligence. They are widely used in agriculture, transportation, and even military activities, and are extremely important for human production activities. They are an important productive force. In agricultural society, the number of cows used for farming is one of the standards for measuring a person's wealth. The importance of plowing cattle can be seen from many traditional cultures. According to the "Food and Commodity Annals" in the Book of Han, during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty, Zhao Guo, the commander of the Sogdu Department, promoted ox plowing and "plowing with people" in the Shaanxi and Gansu regions, advocated the "land substitution method", and further promoted it. The commander-in-chief, three elders, Litian, and elders who are good at farming receive farming tools and learn to cultivate and nurture seedlings. This is indeed the second large-scale promotion of cow farming technology recorded in Chinese historical records. Wang Jing and Ren Yan of the Eastern Han Dynasty continued to promote it in Lujiang County and Jiuzhen County, and the figure of cows can be seen in many mythological stories.

　　The fiberglass plowing cow sculpture is carefully crafted using realistic proportions, featuring multiple sculptures of yellow cattle and water buffaloes, making it particularly suitable for display in traditional cultural towns or parks.

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