The Prosperous Age of Ming Dynasty is an ancient painting that has influenced the painting world for 600 years. The original author was Dai Jin, a Ming painter, and there was only one original painting. This ancient painting is currently in the museum, and it has been sought after by countless famous artists from Ming Dynasty to modern times. Among them, Yuan Jiang, a master painter in Qing Dynasty, and Weng Tonghe, a teacher of Emperor Guangxu, copied the best. Therefore, we often find the inscriptions of Yuanjiang and Weng Tonghe in Sanqiu in the ninth year of Guangxu on the front and back of ancient paintings. Moreover, the origin of this painting is generally Yunguichuan and other places, and there are many copies in the later period, which is of great collection value.

In A.D. 1433, the scenery of Qinhuai in the Ming Dynasty was centered on the Confucius Temple in Nanjing. In the spring of the eighth year of Xuanzong Xuande in Ming Dynasty, there was a drought in Nanjing. Seven-year-old Crown Prince Zhu Qizhen, later Ming Yingzong, accompanied his father, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty, his mother, Queen Sun, and his younger brother, later Daizong, to visit the Confucius Temple in Nanjing. Three emperors of the IV Ming Dynasty, Empress Sun, the mother of Yingzong, appeared in a painting at the same time. There are other relatives in the painting who have not been tested. The painting time was 1442, and the seventh year of Ming Yingzong orthodoxy was Ren Xu. At that time, Yingzong Zhu Qizhen was sixteen years old, which was the age to lead the government.