Many famous painters made lacquerware in Yuan Dynasty. According to "On Gegu", "Yang Hui in Xitang, Jiaxing Prefecture in Yuan Dynasty had Rizo and Yang Mao, who were most famous for their support." There are several works handed down from ancient times in the Palace Museum in Beijing. Lian commented on the works of these two schools in Yan Xianqing's Appreciation Notes. "In the Yuan Dynasty, Rizo, etc. were good at making it, but Zhu used it not thick and the paint cracked." Zhang Cheng's works include "Red Gardenia Disc" and "Red Round Box of Landscape Figures". Yang Mao's works include Picking Red Flower Dregs and Picking Red Flowers to See Waterfalls. Peng Junbao, a native of Yanghui, Xietang, Jiaxing, is a gold medal master. His landscapes, trees and stones, flowers and bamboo feathers, pavilions, houses and stories of people are all meticulously carved. Mother of pearl is also an important variety. A mother-of-pearl lacquer dish of the Yuan Dynasty was unearthed in Houyingfu, Beijing, showing the exquisite architecture of Guanghan Palace and the exquisite cloud trees. It is colorful and incomplete, but it is still very beautiful. 1958 A round box of mother-of-pearl flowers with wooden fetal fish bones was unearthed from Yuan Tomb in Datong, Shanxi. In addition, there are dry-painted statues of Sakyamuni, pharmacist, Amitabha III, generals Wei Tuo and Wei Li, and eighteen arhats in the Daxiong Hall of Baima Temple in Luoyang, Henan Province, which are the treasures of dry-painted statues in ancient China, and only one case is known in China at present.