China's traditional wickerwork refers to

The traditional wickerwork in China is a handicraft that weaves various practical and decorative items with willow branches, with a long history and rich cultural connotations. The development history of wickerwork in China can be traced back to the Shang Dynasty more than 3,000 years ago, and it has been widely used in production and life.

In China, wickerwork's technology is unique, mainly in the following aspects:

The process is complex and diverse: wickerwork process includes peeling, washing, drying, finishing and weaving, which requires patience and skill. Wickerwork can not only make all kinds of furniture, utensils and tools, but also weave all kinds of animals, plants and figures, which has rich decorative and artistic value.

The regional characteristics are obvious: wickerwork's skills in all parts of China have their own characteristics and styles. For example, wickerwork in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province is famous for its exquisite, soft and bright colors. Wickerwork in Sichuan is famous for its thick, solid and simple features.

Rich cultural connotation: As a traditional handicraft, wickerwork not only has practical value, but also carries rich cultural connotation. Willow is regarded as one of the symbols of China traditional culture, because it has profound symbolic significance in China culture, such as representing the continuation and regeneration of life and being full of vitality.

In a word, China traditional wickerwork is a handicraft with rich historical and cultural connotations, which embodies the unique charm and creativity of China culture.