What does Song He Yannian Relief mean?

Song He Yannian Relief is an ancient traditional relief handicraft, which originated in the Tang Dynasty in China. It consists of pine trees and cranes. Pine symbolizes longevity and unyielding spirit, while crane symbolizes crane, which is the representative of longevity. This kind of relief work was mainly used for palace decoration and royal gifts in the early days, and then gradually became popular among the people and became a traditional arts and crafts that has been passed down to this day.

Song He Yannian Relief is often used as a gift. In the traditional culture of China, longevity has always been regarded as a supreme virtue and desire. Therefore, as a symbol of longevity and auspiciousness, Song He's memorial relief has become the first choice for giving gifts. Moreover, the reliefs of Song He's New Year are often presented in Chinese-style buildings, gardens and parks, becoming a beautiful and harmonious place, fully demonstrating the long-standing accumulation and shocking power of China's traditional culture.

Song He's relief for celebrating the New Year also played a certain role in cultural exchange and international trade. With the deepening of cultural exchanges and the promotion of internationalization, more and more people are interested in China's traditional culture and handicrafts. As a typical representative of traditional arts and crafts in China, Song He's Yan Nian relief has been recognized and respected by more and more countries and regions, and has gone abroad and become an important part of China culture.