The Lang Cave Paintings are a collection of prehistoric artworks found in the Lang Cave located in China. These paintings, created by early humans, depict various animals and abstract symbols, showcasing the artistic skills and cultural practices of the time. The age of the paintings is estimated to be around 30,000 years old, making them significant for understanding early human life. The cave paintings are part of a broader tradition of cave art found worldwide, which provides insights into the behaviors, beliefs, and environments of ancient peoples. Researchers study these artworks to learn more about the social and environmental contexts in which they were created.