Traditional Chinese courtyard planning is deeply influenced by traditional philosophy and painting, with the theory that "painting is the mother of garden creation." The most referential examples are the private gardens of Jiangnan during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Jiangnan private gardens emphasize
Read MoreShimpaku, as the name suggests, refers to a cypress tree with true good qualities. It is highly revered in the Japanese bonsai community as the king of cypresses. According to information, Shimpaku commonly seen in bonsai is actually a high-mountain cypress
Read More, with branches set up in multiple locations in mainland China. It is a professional company with rich experience in the procurement, cultivation, and import/export trade of flowers and seedlings, while also integrating garden
Read More"Mountains are the bones of heaven and earth," and people have had a special reverence for mountains and rocks since ancient times. In Chinese classical gardens, rockeries are commonly built using stacked stones, with exquisite craftsmanship and high achievements, forming
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