This is the pure land of the west painted according to the Amitabha sutra, and also the earliest and largest pure land illustration at Mogao. The composition consists of sections: the paradise depicted on the upper section, the water region on the middle and the ground on the lower section. The picture in the middle focuses on the Holy Three Ones (Amitabha, Avalokitesvara and Mahasthamaprapdta) set in the background of platforms and pavilions above the seven-treasured pond, and around them are the other figures. The picture in the lower section exhibits the ground, railings of seven treasures, ground paved with golden sand and glass. The picture in the middle shows the dancing and music scene in which musicians play the music, the dancers sing and dance, and they are surrounded by the celestial beings from three sides, looking joyful and peaceful. In the upper section, there are towering pavilions and parasols, the music instruments give out various music without being played, and apsaras scatter flowers in the sky. The whole picture looks as boundless and deep as the sea and the sky. This is the paradise where the gods in people\'s illusion reside.