A single bonsai is worth 50 million, so how much can a bonsai really be worth?

An 800-year-old bonsai tree, named Kobayashi Kunio, this bonsai is very popular in Japan.

Guardian of the Gods, John Naka, a bonsai created in 1948 by John Y. Naka, later donated to the United States National Arboretum

Chinese-style trees; bonsai landscape provided by Wu Yisun. This wonderful Chinese landscape belongs to the Man Lung Collection in Hong Kong, China.

Japanese maple made by Walter Pall. This tree is one of the most famous bonsai trees in the collection of the European bonsai artist (Walter Pall), very exquisite and realistic, with a history of more than a hundred years.

Master bonsai Kimura, a famous Japanese master who started creating bonsai at the age of 15. In fact, the value of a bonsai is reflected in its lack of strength, and its age, and more importantly, the benefits brought by its fame.