Song Dynasty (960~1279) was so prosperous that small business was popular. No matter where Peddlers went, children were attracted by goods in booth, such as soil dolls, toy swords, birds, toads, kites, sewing kits, stationery and other little things, etc. Painter Su HanChen (1094~1172) was good at depicting folklife to interpret how Song Dynasty people happy and rich were. 字幕: 宋代貨郎賣什麼哄小孩? [串鈴/念珠/酸醋] [六環戟] [波浪鼓] [風箏/蛇蛻] [葫蘆/瓶罐/手爐] [刷子] [髮簪/針線包] [包子/火爐] [泥偶/蘿蔔] [穿山甲/米酒/眼膏] [喜鵲/蟾蜍]
Subtitles: What did Song Dynasty peddler attract kids? [Wind Chime / Prayer Beads / Vinegar] [Six Ring Halberd] [Rattle] [Kite / Snake Peeling] [Gourd / Bottle / Warm Package] [Brush] [Hairpin / Sewing Kit] [Stuffed Bun / Stove] [Doll / Radish] [Pangolin / Rice Wine / Eye Ointment] [Magpie / Toad]
參考文獻 References: 蘇漢臣 (1094~1172) 貨郎圖一 蘇漢臣 (1094~1172) 貨郎圖二 國立故宮博物院(台北) Open Data - National Palace Museum (Taipei) Open Data