This course is about an inheritor of intangible cultural heritage leading you to learn about the mud cluck culture online at the Yangqitun Village in Xunxian County. Yangqitun is a place where mud cluck, a national intangible cultural heritage item, is produced and inherited, well-known for clay toys and clay sculptures. Mud cluck can be seen everywhere in the village from paintings on walls, clay sculptures, to carvings on railings. There are many craftsmen in the village working at mud cluck with great care every day. With a history of thousands of years, Xunxian mud cluck has been passed down from generation to generation, just like Chinese folk mud toys. Mud cluck carries a wealth of cultural heritage information and is a precious historical living fossil. Mud cluck is made of yellow clay deposited in the Yellow River. Originally known as turtledove, mud cluck is a kind of harvest bird which will cluck when the wheat is nearing maturity. When blowing it, it will make a vivid cluck sound, which is clear and melodic.