Tourists rush to take photos with zodiac sculptures
On August 2, next to the twelve zodiac sculptures at the exit of Huanglong Cave Scenic Area, the sound of camera shutters was heard as adults and children rushed to take photos with the sculptures of their own animals.
zodiac sculpture
Beautiful scenery of Huanglong Cave
Tourists taking photos with children
Little girl and family pose for a photo
"Brother, where is the dragon? I am the little white rabbit here. Dad, hurry up and take a photo for us, otherwise others will still be waiting." Tongtong, a 5-year-old girl from Hebei Province, and her family were busy taking photos with the sculpture. "Zhangjiajie is really beautiful. It is rich in tourism resources. The mountains, water, and caves are all first-class at home and abroad. In particular, Huanglong Cave has a pleasant climate. The inside of the cave is a paradise, and the Taoyuan outside the cave is a rare and best scenic spot for summer vacation. The personalized placement of the twelve zodiac animals at the entrance of the cave highlights the Chinese culture. Both adults and children like it very much," Tongtong's father, Mr. Chen, said happily.
Production and placement of twelve zodiac sculptures
The Huanglong Cave Scenic Spot will place the twelve zodiac animals carved at a cost of 120,000 yuan at the exit, attracting a large number of tourists to take photos every day. In order to make the zodiac signs more realistic and artistic, the scenic spot extensively solicited opinions from tourists and selected different materials according to the characteristics of the zodiac to make different zodiac signs. For example, white marble was used for sheep and rabbits, and tiger skin yellow was used for tigers. These materials were highly praised by tourists at home and abroad.