The Yingying postcard is a replica of a canvas painting, which is actually an idyllic scene on the Yangtze River, a small town next to the river. It is the largest river in China.
By the way, Yingying, paid more attention to the explanation of the stamps on the back of the postcard and that’s why I added them.
The middle one is a plain commercial stamp, but the one on the right is a Buddhist temple in Yunnan, and the one most interesting on the left is a temple-covered bridge that is used to protect the pedestrians when it rains or snows.
