Introduction to Shennong’s Sculpture: The 9.9-meter-tall Shennong’s statue is located on the westernmost side of Pan’an Lake. As a representative of promoting China’s traditional farming culture, the Shennong’s sculpture has become an important symbol of the park. The overall shape of the statue is rough and powerful, with firm eyes and a slightly lower head, looking down at the people, showing the strength and majesty of the tribal leader; wearing a cloak and walking barefoot reflects the difficult living conditions of the ancient ancestors. Shennong held the scroll of Shennong's Baicao Jing with both hands and dedicated his whole life to the descendants of Yan and Huang, benefiting generations to come.