What was depicted in the mural?
What that provoked such coarse outbursts from the five brothers and the three socially awkward individuals?
The content was not complex; it could be summarized in a single sentence.
However, the narrative style of the mural leaned toward realism, even it was portrayed in an exaggerated way, causing an intense initial impact.
The twenty murals told a story about a great drought, the failure of crops, and a man futilely begging the gods he worshipped to provide food and water to save his dying daughter.
The man was a devoted priest of the gods. His spirit left his body, entered God's Country, and met the gods.
God's Country was filled with fruitful trees, and the land flowed with milk and honey.
The gods were celebrating profusely, with all kinds of food and constant refills of various excellent wines.
The man suppressed his thirst, kowtowed earnestly in the most solemn rite.
