2008年西安博物院推出“百家藏珍”民间藏品展,其中有一件罕见的宋代陶塑玩具。(图一)该件陶塑为单面模印人物,脚部微残,残高8厘米,为披发男子立像,披膊、护肩等处有铠甲。这件陶塑玩具在展览时被标注为“胡人开膛俑”,被认为反映佛教舍身取义寓意。男子口叼短刀,用双手扒开胸 In 2008, Xi’an Museum launched the “100 Tibetan Treasures” Folk Exhibition, including a rare Song Dynasty pottery toy. (Figure 1) This piece of ceramic sculpture for the single-sided stamping characters, feet slightly residual, residual height 8 cm, for the hair man standing, Phi, shoulder pads and other places have armor. This pottery toy was labeled as “Barbarian Horns” during the exhibition and is considered to reflect the moral meaning of Buddhism. Men mouth Diao knife, with both hands open the chest