Master Rabbit​

Tu’er Ye (Beijing Traditional Folk Art) is a traditional Beijing folk clay sculpture that originated during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Based on the image of a rabbit, it is dressed in colorful costumes and often holds weapons or auspicious objects. With its lively and adorable design, it symbolizes peace, health, and good fortune. Tu’er Ye is not only a traditional offering during the Mid-Autumn Festival in old Beijing but also a tourist souvenir with strong Beijing cultural characteristics.