Which museum does the Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival belong to?

Beijing Palace Museum Hangzhou Song Cheng Electronic Edition.

The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival is at the Palace Museum in Beijing. The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival is one of China's masterpieces in ancient times. This painting shows people's daily life.

Brief introduction of Qingming Riverside Map Market;

Centered on the tall towers, there are rows of houses on both sides, including teahouses, restaurants, foot shops, meat shops, temples, public halls and so on. These shops specialize in silk, jewelry, spices, incense, paper horses and so on. In addition, there are medical clinics, cart repair, fortune-telling visits, shaving and plastic surgery, and all walks of life have everything.

In front of the big shops, there are "happy doors of colorful buildings" and banners to attract business. Pedestrians jostle each other in the street. There are businessmen, gentry watching street scenes, officials riding horses, vendors, family members sitting in sedan chairs, monks carrying baskets, foreign tourists asking for directions, children who have heard of books and restaurants.

Means of transportation: sedan chair, camel, ox cart, rickshaw, flat car and various vehicles, which vividly show people the bustling scene of a commercial city.

The first is the middle zone between the Bianhe Wharf and the city gate, which is particularly conducive to commercial activities. With the absence of war for many years, the hotel teahouse has gradually developed, and various shops are lined up, and all kinds of cars, cars and horses are busy. The picture clearly shows that in a wooden workshop, two technicians are nervously rushing to make a mule-horse cart. On the street corner, a shipper rented a donkey, a porter was loading on the ground, and a lady was preparing to rent a sedan chair to walk instead of walking.

Looking at it again, it is a small labor square and the only way to enter the city. Therefore, business activities are frequent. A fortune teller lost no time in building a house here, and many people who look for his fortune-telling calculations are doing very well. There are many workers in front of the footbridge crossing the Xigou Bridge. Some sit and rest, some doze off, and some simply lie down and rest. Mules and horses are tied to the footbridge. They seem to be saving energy so that they can work energetically after work. Although they have nothing to do, they will not steal other people's business. They abide by the rules of footbridges very much.

You see, the business of the workers in the square is very good. One sedan chair has been lifted and the other sedan chair is for rent. A peddler on the small bridge has sold all his goods and gone home. There are also some households and some donkeys by the farmhouse bridge. There is a woman with a baby in her arms next to the house, and some fat pigs are lying not far away.