"Yingta Art" (listed as a Haidian District Intangible Cultural Heritage) originated from traditional Chinese stone rubbing art in the Tang and Song dynasties. It is a rare art form that can vividly present the majestic and beautiful artistic shapes and patterns of vessels on paper, which is not only for people to enjoy, but also be used to make a duplicate of ancient cultural relics. Since founded by Mr. Yao Hua in the late Qing Dynasty and early the Republic of China period, Yingta Art has been handed down by five generations over more than 100 years. Mr. Song Zhizhong learned from his predecessors and continued to pass down his knowledge. His works have a unique charm and show strong stereoscopic effects, which are highly appreciated by collectors and hold high artistic value and collection value.

(Note: Content source is from Haidian District Culture Committee.)