This is the elephant statue in the Piyang Grottoes mural taken on May 26th. Xinhua News Agency reporter Fei Maohua photographed the Piyang and Dongga Grottoes sites as national key cultural relics protection units. They are historical relics from the Guge Dynasty period in Tibet, located in the soil forest of Zhada County in the Ali region of Tibet. They are composed of the Qulin Temple site in Dongga Zhaxi and the Piyang Grottoes group. The murals of the Piyang Grottoes are painted with special mineral pigments, with rigorous composition, unique shapes, and realistic images, including many cute animal and character shapes, patterns, etc., making people feel the exquisite skills and frank and interesting souls of craftsmen from thousands of years ago. This is the lion statue in the Piyang Grottoes mural taken on May 26th. Xinhua News Agency reporter Fei Maohua photographed the Piyang and Dongga Grottoes sites as national key cultural relics protection units. They are historical relics from the Guge Dynasty period in Tibet, located in the soil forest of Zhada County in the Ali region of Tibet. They are composed of the Qulin Temple site in Dongga Zhaxi and the Piyang Grottoes group. The murals of the Piyang Grottoes are painted with special mineral pigments, with rigorous composition, unique shapes, and realistic images, including many cute animal and character shapes, patterns, etc., making people feel the exquisite skills and frank and interesting souls of craftsmen from thousands of years ago. This is the winged figure shape in the mural of the Piyang Grottoes, which was shot on May 26th. Xinhua News Agency reporter Fei Maohua photographed the Piyang and Dongga Grottoes sites as national key cultural relics protection units. They are historical relics from the Guge Dynasty period in Tibet, located in the soil forest of Zhada County in the Ali region of Tibet. They are composed of the Qulin Temple site in Dongga Zhaxi and the Piyang Grottoes group. The murals of the Piyang Grottoes are painted with special mineral pigments, with rigorous composition, unique shapes, and realistic images, including many cute animal and character shapes, patterns, etc., making people feel the exquisite skills and frank and interesting souls of craftsmen from thousands of years ago. This is the peacock statue in the Piyang Grottoes mural taken on May 26th. Xinhua News Agency reporter Fei Maohua photographed the Piyang and Dongga Grottoes sites as national key cultural relics protection units. They are historical relics from the Guge Dynasty period in Tibet, located in the soil forest of Zhada County in the Ali region of Tibet. They are composed of the Qulin Temple site in Dongga Zhaxi and the Piyang Grottoes group. The murals of the Piyang Grottoes are painted with special mineral pigments, with rigorous composition, unique shapes, and realistic images, including many cute animal and character shapes, patterns, etc., making people feel the exquisite skills and frank and interesting souls of craftsmen from thousands of years ago. This is the character shape in the Piyang Grottoes mural taken on May 26th. Xinhua News Agency reporter Fei Maohua photographed the Piyang and Dongga Grottoes sites as national key cultural relics protection units. They are historical relics from the Guge Dynasty period in Tibet, located in the soil forest of Zhada County in the Ali region of Tibet. They are composed of the Qulin Temple site in Dongga Zhaxi and the Piyang Grottoes group. The murals of the Piyang Grottoes are painted with special mineral pigments, with rigorous composition, unique shapes, and realistic images, including many cute animal and character shapes, patterns, etc., making people feel the exquisite skills and frank and interesting souls of craftsmen from thousands of years ago. This is a bearded character from the murals of the Piyang Grottoes taken on May 26th