清明上河图

This is a wooden structure with a spacious, curved bridge that connects the two banks directly, with no piers or bridge jars in between. The bridge is painted in red and, when viewed from afar, looks like a rainbow. The bridge is equipped with a guardrail to protect pedestrians, and four wind-signalling poles are erected at both ends to indicate the direction of the wind for navigators. The two sides of the bridge are made of stone, with iron boulders (commonly known as silver ingots) and a footpath with steps and guardrails, which were designed for slimmers.

Apart from the boatman at the bow, who is plucking the sculls, the rest of the men appear relaxed, some talking to people on the bridge, others still concerned about the boat behind them. The artist's arrangement is a true reflection of life, but at the same time original and unobtrusive. In these two boats, one at ease and the other at work, we see both the cooperative and In these two boats, we can see both the spirit of co-operation and determination of the workers in their struggle against the odds, and the relief and pleasure they felt after overcoming the hardships. In addition, the two boats are not cut off by the bridge, just as in Chinese painting, where the brush is broken, creating a sense of constant movement.