The Chinese knot, also known as the "Chinese knot", is a part of traditional Chinese culture and has a deep historical and cultural heritage. Chinese knots originated in ancient times, and the ancients used plant branches, hemp silk, ribbons and other materials to weave according to a certain style for decorative utensils, buildings and clothing. 
The origins of the Chinese knot can be traced back to the ancient Yellow River Valley, and it is said that during the Yaoshun period, people had begun to use plant branches and hemp silk to weave strong ropes for pulling and hanging items. With the passage of time, the weaving technique of Chinese knots has continued to develop and improve, forming a rich and colorful style and meaning. Chinese knots symbolize auspiciousness, goodness, and happiness. In traditional Chinese culture, auspiciousness is a very important concept, and people believe that all kinds of things in nature have auspicious meanings. Therefore, people express their yearning and pursuit of auspiciousness by weaving Chinese knots. For example, common Chinese knot styles include "panlong knot", "ruyi knot", "fish knot", etc., each with its own unique meaning. The "Pan Long Knot" is one of the most classic styles of Chinese knots, which consists of two symmetrical knots, symbolizing the harmony of yin and yang and auspiciousness. In Buddhism, the "long knot" is regarded as one of the symbols of the Buddha, implying that the Dharma is boundless and the wisdom is endless. In addition, the "panchang knot" also symbolizes longevity and eternal life, so at some elders' birthday parties, the younger generations often send the "panchang knot" as a blessing. 
"Ruyi knot" means that everything goes well, smoothly and auspiciously. It consists of two moire patterns with a rope connected in the middle, representing the communication and exchange between heaven and earth. In ancient times, the "wishful knot" was one of the commonly used ornaments of emperors and nobles, implying that the imperial power was granted and the world was ruled. In modern times, the "wishful knot" has become a symbol of beauty and happiness, and is widely used in weddings, celebrations and other occasions. One of the most common styles of Chinese knots is the "fish knot", which consists of two fish-shaped knots, representing the harmony of yin and yang and the blessing of many children. In traditional Chinese culture, the fish is a very auspicious animal that represents prosperity and abundance. For this reason, the "fish knot" is often used to pray for more children and a happy family for newlyweds. In short, Chinese knots are an important part of traditional Chinese culture and have a deep historical and cultural heritage. It symbolizes auspiciousness, beauty and happiness, and is widely used in various fields such as decorative utensils, architecture and clothing. At the same time, the production skills of Chinese knots have also become one of the treasures in traditional handicrafts, inheriting and developing their unique cultural connotation and artistic value.