BM3709 \'Legend of the Nine Suns\', detail from a T-shaped painting from Tomb No.1 at Mawangdui, Ch\'ang-Sha, Hunan Province (ink and colour on silk) (detail) by Chinese School, Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-24 AD); Hunan Provincial Museum, Changsha, China; (add.info.: This was once a banner carried in the funeral procession and then laid on the innermost coffin of Lady Dai (c.168 BC). This banner depicts the heavenly world as the ancient people imagined, as well as their romantic view of the quest for eternal life. It is of great artistic value. Depicted in the heavenly world are a golden crow (sun), a toad (moon), a fire dragon, a winged dragon, Si Hun (the gatekeeper of the heaven), Chang E who flies to the moon, etc. ); Chinese, out of copyright.