Juran "Wind Map of Wanyuan Song", Northern Song Dynasty, ink pen on silk, vertical axis, 200.1 cm in length, 77.6 cm in width, now in the Shanghai Museum.
This picture depicts a stream in the middle of a thousand mountains, running straight down the foothills, and the long pines at the top of the mountain are lined up, and the pine wind seems to respond to the sound of water. A little further away, a water pavilion sits above the stream, and two gentlemen sit leisurely opposite each other. In the narrower part of the stream, a wooden bridge leads to a secluded retreat, and a man is meditating on the stream. In the distance, the mountain pass also saw the Brahma Palace Buddha, which was very spectacular.
This figure ink pen is thick and majestic, and the top of the mountain is mostly used as alum heads (stones), and the broken pen is scorched with ink and moss, which is a masterpiece of Juran. But this figure is true or false, and experts have different opinions. Once the Northern Song Dynasty Inner Province, the Qing Fa Liangzang, the closest person Cha Yu Jie collection. Bibliography of Yihe Painting and Calligraphy and Painting.