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Fixed close-up of the painted clay Buddha face statue in the Xixia Museum in Yinchuan, Ningxia.
Yinchuan has been built for 2121 years. Due to its three major characteristics of the ancient capital of Western Xia, Hui ethnic customs, and the Jiangnan region, it was announced by the State Council as the second batch of national historical and cultural cities in 1986, ranking among the 110 historical and cultural cities in the country. There are numerous historical and cultural relics distributed in the ancient city, which reflect the development and changes of various historical periods in Yinchuan. With the passage of time, numerous historical and cultural relics in Yinchuan City have gradually disappeared into the long river of history. The video shows a close-up of the collection of the Xixia Museum in Yinchuan, Ningxia - the painted clay Buddha face statue of the Xixia. The face is square and round, with raised eyebrows and white hair between the eyebrows. The eyes are slender and shiny with black eyes. Straight nose and big mouth, with ink lines on the lower jaw decorated with sun and moon cloud patterns. The facial features of the Buddha's head, such as plump cheeks, rounded chin, curved eyebrows like the moon, short and thick lips, and a round and nearly square face, were widely recognized as typical standardized shapes at that time, rich in the Tang Dynasty statue style. There are black tears on the lower eyelid. Most of the Buddha statues unearthed in the Western Xia Dynasty are tearful, which is due to environmental changes that melt the glaze in the Buddha's eyes and drip out, forming a spectacle of Buddha statues shedding tears.
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