What does the Song dynasty brick sculpture push mill figure reflect?

Pushing Mill Figure, Northern Song Dynasty relief sculpture. Unearthed from a Song tomb in Jingyuan, Ningxia. Length 31 centimeters, width 19 centimeters, embedded in the left room right wall coupon door side. Circular mill on a middle-aged man dressed in cloth picking a heavy burden, hale and hearty fast forward; a peasant woman and her children vigorously push the mill, naughty children feet in the air with both hands grabbing the mill bar, mother full of love and attention; a young man holding up a birdcage in his right hand with his left hand clenched fist, his eyes staring at the cage of the bird... ...This vivid and vivid picture comes with a strong atmosphere of city life, which is the life of the common people in the Song Dynasty 1,000 years ago. The lower part of the tomb wall is inlaid with 48 square or rectangular bricks carved with various patterns. These patterns are rich in content, both figures, such as the picture of picking, pounding rice, pushing the mill, bird watching, etc.; there are also animals, such as geese, chickens, pigs, cows, sheep, horses, camels, deer, cranes, etc.; and furniture, such as tables and chairs. Here is a selection of 10 representative brick carvings for readers to enjoy.

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