皮影戏特定人物造型

	B-1 骑马关公 guan gong on the Horse Author: Wang Tianxi Size: 28cm×36cm guan gong, famous general of the State of Shu in the late period of Eastern Han and the Period of the Three Kingdoms.
	B-2 哪吒 ne zha Provided by Xi'an Size: 13cm×36cm ne zha is a character from Chinese fairy tales.
	B-3 唐明皇 Emperor Li Longji Author: wang Tianxi Size: 32cm×62cm Emperor Li Longji (685-762)from the Tang Dynasty (618-907) had a great liking for music and dance.
	B-4 杨贵妃 yang guifei (Imperial Concubine Yang) Author: Wang Tianxi Size: 27cm×60cm Emperor Li Longji's favorite concubine, was good at singing and dancing.
	B-5 唐僧 tang seng(the Tang Monk) Provided by Hua County Size: 15cm×33cm tang seng is a charater from Journey to the West, one of the four great Chinese ancient novels.
	B-6 孙悟空 sun wukong(Monkey King) Author: Circulated in the folklore Size: 15cm×33cm sun wukong is a character from Journey to the West, one of the four great Chinese ancient novels.
	B-7 猪八戒 zhu bajie Author: Circulated in the folklore Size: 18cm×30cm zhu bajie is a character from Journey to the West, one of the four great Chinese ancient novels.
	B-8 沙和尚 sha heshang Author: Circulated in the folklore size: 15cm×33cm sha heshang is a character from Journey to the West, one of the four great Chinese ancient novels.
	B-9 弼马温 bi ma wen(the horse feeder) Author: Circulated in the folklore Size: 20cm×30cm As the story goes, Monkey King used to feed the horse for Yu Huang, Jade Emperor, hence the name.
	B-10 马靠吕布 Lu Bu Author: Circulated in the folklore Size: 15cm×20cm Bodyguard of Dong Zhuo, minister in the late period of Easten Han Dynasty(25-220 AD), Well-trained and highly skilled in martial art, he became one of the warlords later.
	B-11 番将 A Minority General Author: Circulated in the folklore Size: 15cm×20cm This is a general from the Tibetan regime in ancient China.
	B-12 二郎神 er lang shen Author: Circulated in the folklore Size: 15cm×33cm A character from Chinese mythology.
	B-13 钟馗 zhong kui Author: Circulated in the folklore Size: 18cm×35cm zhong kui is a character from Chinese folklore legend and is said to be able to drive awaythe evil spirit.