The opening picture depicts the scenery composition of Bianjing suburb.

Outside the book, the picture depicts the scenery of Bianjing v. Suburb. Sparse forest mist, farm house fields, chilly spring, villagers in the market are driving donkeys to send charcoal to the city. Enter the fork in the road, yes.

From the top of the sedan chair covered with willow branches, we can know that the sedan chair team supported by many servants is a powerful person who came back from the grave. Riding a donkey on a nearby path is a long journey. New branches and teeth of trees, regulations

The color and density of the picture show the breath of early spring in the north. In the middle of the picture is the bustling scene on both sides of the Bianhe River. Bianhe River was the channel of north-south traffic at that time, and it was also the hub of national water transport in the Northern Song Dynasty.

Hundreds of oil tankers are touching each other, busy boatmen unload heavy grain bags from grain ships moored by the river, and stalkers drag the ships against the current, which is a busy scene. There was a large-scale opening on the Harmony River.

Arch bridge, its bridge has no columns, and it is made of huge wooden frames. Its structure is exquisite, just like a dancing rainbow. The two ends of the bridge are close to the market and the traffic is very busy. The details of a huge water tanker preparing to cross the arch bridge have always been praised: the ship lowered its mast to cross the bridge, and the boatmen shouted on the phone, holding poles and cables in their hands. The bridge echoed from afar, the shore waved its arms to help, and passers-by gathered at the bridge to watch. And those who rush about, push carts and carry loads are too busy to attend to. This tense scene became the climax of the whole painting. The second half describes the streets of the capital. On both sides of the tall and majestic tower are young streets and houses, teahouses, restaurants, foot shops, butcher shops, temples and public toilets. All kinds of shops deal in brocade, spices, incense sticks, paper horses, as well as medical clinics, cart repair, fortune-telling visits, shaving and plastic surgery. Pedestrians in the street are jostling with each other, and scholars, farmers, businessmen, men and women, old and young, all walks of life, are readily available.