四、信息还原
Along the River During the Qingming Festival is one of the ten most famous Chinese paintings. It is considered a national treasure. 1.
B
It was painted by the famous painter Zhang Zeduan in the Northern Song Dynasty.
Along the River During the Qingming Festival is 24.8 cm wide and 528.7 cm long, which
describes the buildings, the daily lives of people and the landscape of Bianjing, today's Kaifeng, in the Northern Song Dynasty. 2.
G
Some people say there are more than 500. Some say it's 815, and others think it's 1,695.
Its first part is about the beautiful spring views in the suburb (郊区) that include several cottages, bridges, streams, old trees and small boats. This part shows the customs (习俗) of that time.
3.
E
It was an important transportation line in the Northern Song Dynasty.
The third part is about the crowded downtown streets. In this part, you can see different buildings in order, including tearooms, hotels, temples and medicine shops. 4.
A
The painting comes alive, as if the views unfold right before our eyes. In the picture, there's a busy and rich life. 5.
F
You might feel that even though this painting describes scenes from over a thousand years ago, you can still understand people's lives then.
A. The streets are filled with people.
B. Now it's kept in the Palace Museum.
C. People wonder when the painting was created.
D. Zhang Zeduan had great difficulty creating this painting.
E. The middle part is about the busy wharf (码头) of Bian River.
F. Admiring the artistic work gives you a strong sense of pleasure.
G. There are different opinions about the number of people in this painting.