Lijiang murals which were painted in the 14 century, are found in 13 temples including the Liuli Temple(the Glazed Tile Temple). Fifty-five pieces have been preserved, covering 139.22 square meters. These murals integrate the classical stories of Tibetan Buddhism and Taoism. They feature the pictures of Central china, Tibet and Dongba. The calligraphy is well-proportioned, the colors have strong contrasts and the images of people are lifelike. They are a cultural relic under national protection.
