Porcelain sculptures have long been a medium for preserving cultural heritage, capturing the essence of traditions through intricate artistry. Among the most common themes are mythological and religious figures, such as Guanyin or the Eight Immortals, which embody spiritual values and folklore. Historical narratives also dominate, with scenes from dynastic legends or famous battles rendered in delicate detail.

Natural motifs, like lotus flowers and dragons, symbolize harmony and power, reflecting Confucian and Daoist philosophies. Everyday life depictions—farmers, artisans, and festivals—offer glimpses into bygone eras. Finally, imperial patronage themes, including dragons and phoenixes, highlight the intersection of art and political legacy. These themes not only celebrate cultural identity but also ensure its transmission to future generations.