Chinese Bian Embroidery, also called Song Embroidery, had developed into full swing at Kaifeng, Capital of early Song Dynasty over 800 years ago.

The court set up an "Elegant Embroidery Academy" producing refined works such as apparel, decoration and embroidery pictures for emperor, relatives and the broidery girls Great Minister Temple and a socalled "Alldy of Embroidery" where the embroidery girls gathered together to make and sell their works, which shows the embroidery had reached a considerably level at that time.

Based on inheriting and developing the traditional embroidery, Bian Embroidery has seen its new development. The world-famous masterpiece Riverside Seven of Qingming Festival by the well known painter Zhang Zeduan of Song Dynasty, as well as Scene of Five Oxen, painting Scroll of Song Dynasty, as well as Scene of five Oxen, Painting Scroll of 87 Gods, Scent of Hundred Galloping Horses and some portraits have been made into an embroidered picture scrolls and embroidered works, displaying the characteristics of classic beauty, elegance and exquisite craftsmanship.