In the painting, which was the widest scroll of the twelve, the pond, which is very sturdy, large …show more content…
Buying, selling, and trading between Beijing and China internationally grew but became a problem at the end of the dynasty. Beijing traded tea, silk, which was heavily manufactured in Suzhou, and silver to other countries. China imported maize and peanuts from America. The Yangtze and Yellow River are attached to different ends of the Grand Canal. In the scenes, the people celebrate, sing and dance, and lift lanterns as he enters the city through the Chang Gate. The foggy landscape remains great in size and distance to emphasize the emperor and his power. The mist separated the foreground to also show the large landscape. It shows great amount of detail of the shops, peoples, trees and nature, gardens, houses, temples, and a cruise ship. The people look realistic and there is a linear