Figure sculptures are artistic products that combine artistic expression with cultural significance, capable of restoring the appearance of historical figures, conveying the spirit of the times, shaping folk images, and expressing emotional attachments. They often showcase the expressions, actions, and details of characters through techniques like round sculpture, bas-relief, and openwork, deeply integrating sculpture techniques with humanistic connotations, offering both aesthetic and intellectual appeal. In terms of material selection, they predominantly use bluestone, granite, marble, and bronze. Bluestone is suitable for depicting an ancient texture and fine details, granite is hard and resistant to outdoor environmental erosion, marble has a pure color that highlights the delicate texture of characters, and bronze carries a sense of heavy history and showcases a unique metallic texture. The production process involves conceptualizing the theme, designing characters, making models, processing stone or metal, fine carving, and surface treatment. Craftsmen adjust the techniques according to the characteristics of the character and the properties of the material to ensure that the figures are vivid and three-dimensional, and their emotional expressions are accurate. Their applications are extensive, including urban squares for creating memorial figures that convey the spirit of the city, scenic spots for enriching the tourism experience with natural and cultural landscapes, school environments to showcase famous figures and inspire students' growth, and gardens, museums, and other spaces to add a cultural atmosphere and artistic charm. Thanks to their high-quality materials and exquisite craftsmanship, figure sculptures offer advantages such as resistance to weathering, wear resistance, and a long service life. They can serve as cultural symbols to pass on history and spirit and as art decorations to enhance the style of a space, making them classic products that combine artistic and practical value.