Is the fisherman at the bow or stern?

Chinese painting fisherman in the bow. According to relevant public information, in Chinese painting works, painters usually make compositions according to the principles of "far front and near" and "high front and low back", and put representative things in the upper or far part of the picture, while placing secondary objects in the lower or near part. Bows are usually considered as more important and eye-catching elements in the picture, so painters will draw fishermen on the bows to highlight their importance and the theme of the whole painting. Of course, some painters will paint fishermen at the stern or other positions, but this is not the mainstream practice.