Hunting is a traditional culture of the indigenous peoples, especially hunting wild boars, goats, and deer, which brings a particular sense of pride. The tusks and antlers of these animals become decorations that make them heroes, a custom passed down through generations. The artist vividly recreated every detail, not only objectively reflecting the author’s joyful experience but also expanding their imagination through drawing. Guiding the artist to express the tribe's life experiences through art and learning about the ancestral cultural traditions gives this subject profound significance. First-grade children draw whatever comes to mind directly and without a sense of order. These small details come together to form a work of art that not only demonstrates the child’s identification with tribal culture but also expresses their closeness to and fondness for nature, making the piece rich and engaging.