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The bronze animal head statue of the twelve zodiac animals in the Old Summer Palace, also known as the Old Summer Palace animal head, the Old Summer Palace red copper animal head, and the Old Summer Palace bronze animal head statue, was originally part of the fountain in front of the Haiyan Hall of the Old Summer Palace in the Royal Garden of the Qing Dynasty. It was designed by the Italian Jesuits of the Qing Dynasty court. It was designed by the painter Castiglione, supervised by the French Jesuit priest Chiang Youren, and made by the Qing court craftsmen. The fountain is called the Water Clock and the Twelve Zodiac Signs Time Fountain. The 12 animal-headed figures of the twelve zodiac animals are arranged in a figure of eight on both sides of the fountain. To the south are the rat, tiger, dragon, horse, monkey and monkey. Xu Dog, in the north are Chou Ox, Mao Rabbit, Si Snake, Wei Sheep, You Rooster and Hai Pig. The twelve zodiac bronze statues will take turns spraying water every day. Every hour, the corresponding animal head bronze statue will spray water from its mouth for two hours. At noon, the bronze statues of the twelve zodiac animal heads will spray water at the same time. My main purpose in issuing this coin is to attract the official attention. Fifty percent of DEV tokens will be used for marketing to spread influence, the other 40% will be used for airdrops, and 10% will be used for community development. China's national treasures are still lost to the British and French Consulates. We hope that with the influence of the community, they can return the national treasures of the Twelve Beasts.
