Tianhuang is a treasure among Shoushan stone varieties, which is produced in Shoushan River in Fuzhou and its paddy fields on both sides, and is known as the "king of stones".

Tian Huang was loved by the Qing emperors because of its royal yellow color and was regarded as a treasure. At the same time, Tian Huang was highly praised by the literati and regarded as a treasure. Since the Qing Dynasty, Tian Huang has enjoyed a high reputation, and its price is comparable to that of jade. Tian Huang pays attention to the "Liu De" theory of "being warm, moist, fine, congealing, congealing and greasy".