Chinese bird and flower painting is based on what and other various creatures in nature as the subject

Chinese flower and bird paintings are based on various creatures in nature such as animals, plants and insects.

Flower and bird painting, a type of Chinese painting, depicts flowers, birds, insects and other plants and animals. In Chinese painting, any painting that depicts flowers, birds, fishes and insects is called flower and bird painting. There are three kinds of painting methods in flower and bird painting, namely, "work brush", "writing" and "both work and writing".

Working-brush flower and bird paintings, that is, using thick and light ink to outline the object, and then shades of coloring levels; writing flower and bird paintings, that is, the use of concise and generalized methods of painting the object; between the work of the brush and the writing is known as part of the work of the writing, the shape of the real.

Flower and bird painting refers to the use of Chinese ink and paper and other traditional tools, "flowers, birds, insects, fish, animals" and other plants and animals for the depiction of the object of a kind of painting. Chinese Bird and Flower Painting is one of the three major traditional Chinese painting disciplines. The objects depicted in flower and bird paintings are not only flowers and birds, but also all kinds of animals and plants, including flowers, fruits and vegetables, plumes, grasses and insects, birds and other categories.

Bird and Flower Painting is a traditional Chinese painting that mainly depicts plants and animals. It can be subdivided into the subfamilies of flowers, plumes, fruits and vegetables, grasses and insects, animals and beasts, and scales. Chinese bird and flower painting focuses on the aesthetic relationship between Chinese people and natural creatures as the aesthetic object, and has a strong lyricism which often reflects social life indirectly by expressing the author's thoughts and feelings and reflecting the spirit of the times.

The painting of the same subject matter in the world's various nationalities has shown very distinctive features. The techniques are diverse, and have been divided into brushwork flower and bird paintings and freehand flower and bird paintings (which can also be divided into capital flower and bird paintings and small flower and bird paintings); and the differences in the use of ink and color are divided into ink flower and bird paintings, ink flower and bird paintings, ink flower and bird paintings, color flower and bird paintings, white flower and bird paintings, and bone-less flower and bird paintings.