The main feature of jade people in Yuan Dynasty is that their faces look like monkey faces. It outlines his eyebrows, eyes, mouth and nose with thick cut lines, and the lines are connected. In particular, it should be pointed out that eyeballs appeared in the Yuan Dynasty (there was a short negative line in the round eye), which was a rare feature in other years; In addition, the sharp eyes are round, while the sharp eyes in the Song Dynasty are sharp. The nose is narrow near the eyes, forming a wedge-shaped nose with a narrow upper part and a wide lower part, unlike the Song Dynasty. In Yuan Dynasty, the nose wing of Jade Man was raised, the bridge of the nose was slightly lower than the nose, and the nose wing was not obvious.

Most of the costumes of jade people in Yuan Dynasty were Mongolian costumes, which may be because the Yuan Dynasty was ruled by Mongols. Jade carving figures wear China double-breasted dresses, narrow sleeves and riding boots. The wrinkles on the clothes are not as detailed as those in the Song Dynasty. The lines are thick and deep, not straight, curved and soft. The neck of a character is carved with a broken knife (that is, a rough yinxian line is engraved at the position of the neck of the character), so that the neck is deeply concave and the head can be held up. This is a carving technique in Yuan Dynasty, which is used for people, animals, birds and dragons.