Silk painting is an ornament that can be hung on the wall for display and appreciation. With the characteristics of China's early paintings, it was produced in the Warring States Period (403 BC-22 BC1year) and reached its peak in the Western Han Dynasty. Among them, the relics that best represent the artistic achievements of painting in this period are the two silk paintings "Dragon and Phoenix Map" and "Imperial Dragon Map" unearthed in Changsha, Hunan, China. Both of them were buried with the dead, meaning to send their souls to heaven. The existing silk paintings, Chu silk calligraphy images, dragon and phoenix paintings, Wang Dui Han Tomb silk paintings, Jinshan Han Tomb silk paintings, Imperial Dragon Paintings, etc. were all unearthed in Changsha.