Light relief. The picture is divided into two frames: the upper frame is a textile picture, carved with four women adjusting and spinning, and the spun silk ball is hung under the eaves. A weaver girl was turning to pick up the baby and wanted to feed it on the loom. This picture reproduces the hard work of the Weaver Girl in the Han Dynasty. In the lower building, two people sit on the couch and chat, with carriages and horses carved beside them. Two phoenix birds on the pavilion symbolize good luck and happiness. The edge is decorated with mantle-like and tooth-like patterns.