What are the characteristics of Chinese flower arrangement?

As follows:

1. The Way of Flowers is the "unity of heaven and man"

Everything has its own spirit, and the Chinese, who advocate the "unity of heaven and man," have the first intention of flower arranging as follows The first concept in flower arranging is to learn from nature. Appropriate interception of trees and plants branches, leaves, flowers inserted into the flower vessel, so as to maintain the natural growth of plants, but also to make people physically and mentally happy, and can make people and plants to achieve harmony.

2, Flower Road that is "Chinese aesthetic"

Flower Road pursuit of an asymmetrical, irregular natural beauty, that is, the preservation of flowers and branches of the original shape and state. In addition, the flower arrangement often needs to be paired with the artifacts, and the work is unified with the environment, pursuing an overall atmosphere.

3. Flower arrangement is "spiritual culture"

Flower arrangement is not just plants or flowers, but the creation and expression of emotions. "Quiet, elegant, beautiful, true, and" is the pursuit of the spiritual realm of the flower road. Hanamichi is a way of using flowers and trees to express one's thoughts and feelings.

4, Flower Ceremony that "etiquette"

The tea ceremony is the basic etiquette of Chinese hospitality, and the tea ceremony also has its own specific etiquette and rules. The "flower ceremony" also represents the Chinese culture of etiquette. First of all, the flower ceremony creates a cozy atmosphere; secondly, Chinese people will dress decently and behave properly, just like the flower ceremony, regardless of the guests.

In traditional Chinese culture, women are often compared to flowers. Therefore, the "Chinese mood" in the culture of Hanamichi is actually the naturalness of Chinese women's "hibiscus out of clear water", the splendor of their "splendor like peaches and plums", and the "clear air full of beauty". The softness of "leaving only the clear air full of Qiankun" and the slenderness of "the quiet girl's mating, I am a pipe".

Introduction to flower arrangement:

Flower arrangement (ikebana), also known as hwadao, Japanese flower arrangement, Japanese traditional flower arrangement art, it is a 'living plant flower material' modeling art.

Japanese flower arrangement first originated in China during the Sui Dynasty as flower offerings in Buddhist temples, and then spread to Japan where it gave rise to a variety of schools and became an important part of the cultivation of the body and mind.

Flower arranging can also be called the art of flower arranging in China; flower arranging (jutsu), or flower art, refers to the method and technique of appropriately intercepting the branches, leaves, and blossoms of trees and flowers and artfully inserting them into a vase or other floral vessel.

To feel the changes of nature and life through flower arrangement, and to improve one's own aesthetics while creating beautiful works and appreciating them, this way of learning and living by means of flower arrangement with the aim of improving the cultivation of the spiritual world is called Hanamichi.