Appreciating a Photo Set of Penjing at the Three Kingdoms Park in Jingzhou

What unique charm and style does Jingzhou penjing have? Once you see the penjing exhibition currently being held at the Three Kingdoms Park, you will know. Superb imagery, rustic solidity, graceful elegance, and gorgeous liveliness together make up the distinctive style of Jingzhou penjing. As soon as you step through the gate, a huge penjing titled "All Mountains Look Low" is full of commanding presence!

Walking through the gate and looking to the right, a large Chinese elm is most imposing, around 40 years old. Highlight: vigorous and ancient-looking, blending seamlessly with its pot.

Golden Diamond (Diospyros cathayensis), around 50 years old. Highlight: solid and weighty, carrying the sentiment of ancestors planting the tree so later generations can enjoy its shade.

One pot, one scene, one world; half farmer, half artist, half immortal. Visiting citizens linger and are reluctant to leave, sharing the joy!

Chinese ash, around 70 years old. Highlight: healthy and thriving.

Chinese ash, over 60 years old. Highlight: a withered tree meets spring again, and now it grows vigorously.

The tree before the white jade hall, who moved it here to plant. Seeing it brings clear delight enough, and calls the bright sun back.

Trident maple, around 15 years old, a natural grove, with the sentiment of looking at this mountain while eyeing that one higher.

Golden Diamond (Diospyros cathayensis), around 40 years old, symbolizing golden autumn and abundant fruit.

Chinese ash, around 70 years old. Highlight: healthy and thriving.

There are more than 500 penjing in this exhibition, over 20 extra-large penjing, and 30,000 pots of various flowers.

Roots moved from rocky ravines, returning to my desk. Nourished with water and stones, complemented by a small mountain. - Song Dynasty author: Dai Fugu

Chinese ash on mountain stone, around 20 years old. The plant grows on the cliff, its roots fitting with the stone, naturally united as one.

This time, more than 500 penjing have been selected for the exhibition, along with more than 30,000 pots of various flowers. The works are endlessly varied and delightful to the eye. Just as the Song Dynasty author Shi Shu described: The tree before the white jade hall, who moved it here to plant. Seeing it brings clear delight enough, and calls the bright sun back.