Noodle flowers, also called "gift buns" and "flower buns", are said to be the product of the evolution of ancient gold and stone gifts and totems. During the four seasons and eight festivals, births, weddings, birthdays and funerals, peasant women use white flour, needles, thread, combs and scissors as tools to knead flowers, birds, insects, fish, pigs, dogs, chickens, turtles, bats, frogs, people, buildings and other folk sculptures with their skillful hands. The shapes are clumsy, the expressions are varied and lifelike. The tiger shape is the best. It embodies the working people's yearning for a happy life and their simple aesthetic taste. As an ancient traditional folk culture, if you need to send gift buns of various specifications for celebrations, festivals and sacrifices, they can express their joy, anger, sorrow, happiness and life beliefs. Therefore, it is rich in connotation and popular. Noodle flower artists in Ashou Village, Bayu Township have been better than orchids from generation to generation. (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.) (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.)