It is said that there were often wild beasts in Huishan before, and suddenly two humanoid giant beasts named Sha Bao'er descended from heaven, and the power was infinite, and the beasts in the mountain saw them smiling, and they would throw themselves into their arms and let them devour.
Since then, people have lived and worked in peace and contentment. The posterior male sand child plays under the tree. The tree suddenly fell, crushing him to death. Another female sand child also crashed into a tree for martyrdom.
In order to commemorate sha bao'er, they made a big Afu clay man in their image. In 1992, Huishan Da'afu was designated as the mascot of the Chinese International Tourism Year. In this way, Huishan Da'afu not only traveled all over the United States, but also traveled across the ocean and roamed the world, becoming a treasure in the homes of foreign people. Suddenly, the fame of Huishan Da'afu rose, and a wave of Afu fever swept across the world. Under the influence of Afure, a variety of flavored snacks, daily necessities, and even catering establishments with the symbol of Afu or named after Afu have also appeared.
In people's daily conversation, Huishan Da'afu seems to have become synonymous with Huishan clay people, and has become people's good wishes for the healthy growth and auspiciousness of children!