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Along the River During the Qingming Festival, the world's longest cross-stitch embroidery, has a length of *6.8 meters! Along the River During the Qingming Festival is one of China's ten most famous historical paintings. The painting in the customary style of the Northern Song dynasty, *4.8 cm wide, **8.7 cm long, in ink and color on a silk scroll, is an exquisite work by the Northern Song dynasty painter Zhang Zeduan, one of his very few remaining. It's a first class national treasure. Along the River During the Qingming Festival portrays flourishing scenes of the Qingming festival at the Northern Song capital Kaifeng in *2th century. It bares witness to the prosperity of Kaifeng in that year and is also a portrayal of the economic circumstances of Northern Song cities. Through this painting we get to see what Northern Song cities looked like and what kind of life people from different social strata were leading at the time. Along the River During the Qingming Festival cross-stitch embroidery, made by one high level embroiderer during 5 years with almost supernatural skill, with its length of *6.8meters has in all alltogether embroidered more than **0 people, *3 animals, *9 boats, more than *0 houses and other buildings, *3 carts, 8 sedan chairs, *7 bridges and **0 trees. The clothing of the depicted people moving about is all different; they have distinct facial expressions and seem very lifelike! If you like it can contact me .HP:************7 MISS JIN