The bonsai in figure two is as wonderful as something crafted by a painter, with terrain that spans vast distances within a tiny space, truly marvellous.

The banyan tree with its well-developed aerial roots, the roots hanging down like a waterfall, wonderfully beautiful and full of aesthetic appeal.

The bonsai in figure two truly lives up to the saying, "Nature takes form like the marvellous work of a painter, terrain within a foot yet reaching far into the distance" - it is truly marvellous. Look at the growth posture of these roots, so fascinating.

A bonsai that pays attention to layout, with yin and yang facing and backing, clear primary and secondary elements, the branches and leaves seeming like two different species that set each other off when placed together.

Three branches speak of gathering and scattering, many branches have both exposed and hidden parts. The branches have been carefully shaped, with curving lines and postures full of beauty, making people fall in love at first glance.

Though the old stump is short and small, it carries the charm of "a withered tree meeting spring", full of vitality and rich with the feeling of spring.

The spring breeze is softly intoxicating, the feeling of spring is strong, old trees with new buds reveal the spirit of spring, naturally a time of boundless spring light. Dear friends, do you like bonsai like this? If you do, then save, share, and follow me.