Fengxiang clay sculpture is a treasured form of Chinese folk art, known for its exaggerated forms and vivid, bold colors. National-level inheritors of this intangible cultural heritage, Hu Xinming and his son Hu Jinwei, have carefully crafted their latest work, "Qinjiang Horse," blending traditional techniques with a renewed artistic spirit.

The horse is powerfully built, with a broad neck and chest. Painted in the traditional five colors, it features a touch of rosy red on its cheeks and peony patterns across its body. Both dignified and endearing, the sculpture stands upright with an energetic presence, embodying a spirit of determination and forward momentum.