[The lintel portrait stone of the trip map]
The lintel portrait stone of the trip map, in the Eastern Han Dynasty, is 38 cm high and 206 cm wide
The screen is divided into upper and lower columns. The upper bar is decorated with vine patterns, with the sun and moon hanging high on the left and right sides. On the left side of the picture in the lower column, a man bowed with a wat to greet the marching cyclists. In the cycling team, two guides ride in front of the guide, with a small car in the middle, the emperor in front, the master in the back, and a rider in the back. Behind them are the same cars and riding officials
![图片[1]-Portrait stone on the lintel of the trip map-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Eastern Han dynasty/Sculpture/59197[1024].jpg)
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