Size of the artwork: The size of this artwork is 400x180cm, which allows for a detailed display of the historical landscape of Guangzhou Haizhu Bridge and its surrounding areas.

Semi artistic brushwork: Calligraphers and painters use the semi artistic brushwork, which is a painting technique that combines fine brushwork and free brushwork. This technique allows the image to have both fine details and a rough aura, perfectly capturing the charm of old Guangzhou.

Haizhu Bridge: The center of the picture is Haizhu Bridge, a historic bridge known for its unique opening and closing design. The calligrapher and painter meticulously depicted the structure and details of the bridge, allowing viewers to feel the solidity of the bridge and the weight of its history.

Buildings: Around the bridge, calligraphers and painters use rough brushstrokes to outline old Guangzhou buildings, which have both Western influences and traditional Chinese elements, showcasing Guangzhou's diverse culture as an open port city.

Boats: On the the Pearl River River, calligraphers and painters have depicted various boats, ranging from traditional sailboats to early steamboats. These boats vary in size, shape and style, showing the busy scene of the Pearl River as a trade artery.

The old power plant: In a corner of the painting, the calligrapher and painter meticulously depicts the old power plant, which is a product of the Industrial Revolution and symbolizes an important step in Guangzhou's modernization process.

Historical Review: The entire painting takes the viewer through time and space, through a delicate and rough contrast, to review the history of Guangzhou. Haizhu Bridge is not only a link between the two sides, but also a bridge connecting the past and present.

Emotional expression: Through this artwork, calligraphers and painters not only recreate the appearance of old Guangzhou, but also express respect for history and the inheritance of culture. While appreciating this painting, viewers can also experience the changes in history and the development of the city.

Educational significance: This artwork has been collected and exhibited at the Guangzhou Overseas Chinese Museum. It is not only a work of art, but also an educational tool, allowing future generations to understand and learn about the history and culture of Guangzhou and even China.