A suspension bridge was built on the canal between Argyll and Fuk in southern Europe. This scenery reminded Van Gogh of the country of Holland, so he often painted this bridge. With the clear blue sky as the background, draw the suspension bridge on the water, and paint the shadows with bright colors. This painting presents a tranquil scene. The broad sky and a few sparse objects on the water have become an experiment of color under his arrangement; the subject of the painting is just the scene where the colors can be stretched, and the color seems to be the first of these objects. Two layers of skin. Viewed from the embankment, the sky stretches to all sides, the water area is relatively small, and the bridge is pulled up to face each other in the noon sun. The people on the bridge become shadows, and the daylight expressed in white tones is all impressionist. The traces of the painter's style of painting, Van Gogh is obviously deeply affected in this place.