China is located in Asia with a population of 1.4 billion. By 2018, there were nearly 30 million deaf people in China, with approximately 30,000 newborn deaf children each year.Deaf people, because of their hearing impairment,, use sign language for communication and rely on visual for cognition, creating a society that is distinct from the world of spoken language.Language is the carrier and core of a certain culture. Therefore, the language of the deaf -- sign language is of course the carrier and core of deaf culture.Cultural differences emerge with language as the main marker. Just as we have common knowledge of Chinese culture, British culture, and American culture and deaf people, as a group holding their own unique language, naturally have their own unique culture.Deaf people perceive the world by sight. They use their eyes to observe their surroundings, to observe the people around them, to observe what is going on around them.In 1887, Charles Rogers Mills, an American missionary, and his wife, Annette E. Thopson, founded the first school for the deaf in China in Dengzhou, Shandong Province: the QiYin School.Mimicking the way deaf children are taught in the United States, Mrs. Mills set out to write the first textbook for deaf children in China, "The Begging Stage."The deaf community has created rich and colorful deaf culture and art containing deaf cultural elements. Such as sign language poetry, sign language dance, visual vernacular, deaf drama, etc., magnify the artistry of sign language expression.Deaf painting, photography, handicrafts, etc., make the rich achievements of deaf culture recorded, inherited and continued. These are the deaf culture which can reflect the spirit of the deaf community.