In ancient China, there were no statues carved for figures except grottoes, temples and ancestral halls. There are no carved figures on the wall of Shouxian County, but there are several famous stone carvings with allusions:

1: In Binyangmen, Shouxian County, there is a stone carving of five snakes swallowing elephants, which is one of the eight scenic spots in Shouzhou.

2. In the urn of Ximen Town, Shouxian County, two stone carvings are symmetrically inlaid on the north and south walls, one is a gong and the other is a drum. This is one of the eight scenic spots in Shouzhou, "when the drum is on, the gong is opposite";

3. Stone carvings are embedded in the east wall of the urn of Tongfeimen (south gate) in Shouzhou ancient city, on which a stone man shaped like an assassin is carved. This is one of the "Eight Scenes of Shouzhou".