1. Introduction of Outdoor Donkey Statue The donkey, belonging to the family Equidae and genus Equus, evolved from the African wild ass through long-term domestication. It is typically gentle and calm, drought-resistant, hardy, and capable of carrying heavy loads on rugged terrain. Compared to horses, donkeys are smaller, with longer ears, shorter, straighter manes, and a prominent tuft of hair at the end of their tails. They have keen hearing and are cautious in unfamiliar environments, sometimes stopping to assess road conditions; this behavior is not synonymous with “stubbornness.” In areas with limited traditional agriculture and transportation, donkeys were commonly used for carrying goods, pulling carts, and assisting in plowing. This group of Outdoor Donkey Statues, made of fiberglass, includes adult and juvenile donkeys of different sizes. The Donkey Yard Statues are primarily depicted in a natural standing posture, with clear body proportions. The long ears, short mane, muzzle, eyes,