Qingming Festival on the Bianhe River (4)

On this part of the street, calm and serenity reigns: the porters rest and talk under the willows (left in the background), and the soldiers who are out of service eat on the threshold of their barracks. Taverns and wine shops on both sides of the streets are overcrowded. In the upper right corner, the wheel-builder works together with his assistant; on the contrary - a bearded predictor of the future entertains the audience,
In front of the crossroads, at the very bottom of the scroll, along the edge is a woman in a traveling hat and a scythe. a braid may indicate that she is not married. A girl on a horse back then is like a girl in an expensive car now.

Up behind the crossroads, the wheel-maker works with his assistant; on the contrary, a bearded man reads and interprets a scroll that is unfolded in front of him on the ground.

But go ahead and go through the fortuneteller's shop, he has 3 official signs! - "looking for auspicious days, guessing, predicting"
Further behind a small bridge is the dwelling of an official, in front of the entrance there is a guard.
Flexible willows line the banks of the city's moat, and walkers like to stand at the railing of the bridge (in the background). Two men and a mule pull a wheeled car across the bridge, while the rest move the bull-drawn carts across a busy street. Above you can see a herd of pigs; behind them is a Buddhist temple with double doors.
An interesting scene below the intersection. The woman says something to the peasant (she probably saws), and at this time, a child is pulling him by the hem of his clothes.
Just above this scene, to the right of the bridge, at the crossroads, there is a girl in a traveling hat with a fan. A servant runs before her.