Chinese ikebana, also known as the art of flower arrangement, is a method and technique for artistically inserting the branches, leaves, and flowers of trees and plants that have been appropriately intercepted into vases and other flower vessels. Chinese ikebana originated from Buddhist activities in ancient China and has a history of more than 1,500 years. In the long process of historical development, ikebana has been continuously integrated into the Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism culture in Chinese philosophical thought, as well as the cultural connotations of Chinese poetry and painting, forming a unique Chinese flower arrangement art.

Chinese ikebana pays attention to the beauty of lines, emphasizes the natural posture and overall layout of flowers, and pursues asymmetrical and irregular natural beauty. At the same time, Chinese ikebana also pays attention to the proportionality of flowers and materials, as well as the harmony and unity of the work and the environment. Each ikebana piece is a unique work of art, and it needs to be appreciated in conjunction with the natural posture and state of the plant, as well as the overall temperament and environment of the piece.