Artificial landscape rockery is a kind of mountain built with soil, stone and other materials for the purpose of landscaping in gardens. The rockery has various landscaping functions, such as forming the main landscape or terrain skeleton of the garden, dividing and organizing the garden space, arranging the courtyard, revetment, slope protection, retaining soil, and setting natural flower beds. It can also be combined with garden buildings, garden roads, sites and garden plants to form a scene full of changes, so as to reduce the artificial atmosphere, add natural interest, and integrate garden buildings into the landscape environment. Therefore, rockery has become one of the characteristics of Chinese natural landscape garden. The natural landscape is the artistic source and basis of rockery creation. Although the real mountain is good, it is rare to visit it often. The front rockery is arranged near the house. As a work of art, it is more general and refined than the real mountain. It can embody people's thoughts and feelings, and make it have the charm of "mountains are beautiful, rocks are beautiful". Artificial rockery must also try not to reveal artificial traces, making it difficult to distinguish the true from the false. The rockery, which comes down in one continuous line with the traditional Chinese landscape painting, is important because it seems true but not true. Although it is false, it is still true, which is thought-provoking.

Jade carving, commonly known as jade ware, has a long history. Jade pendants appeared in China during the Neolithic Period, and the jade carving skills of the Shang Dynasty were relatively mature. There are dozens of jade carving materials, such as white jade, jasper, sapphire, black jade, jadeite, crystal, agate, topaz, single jade, Xiuyu, etc. Because the jade itself is fine, hard and warm, or white as cream, or green and green, bright and lovely color, suitable for making valuable decorations. As for the production of jade, most people think it is carved with a carving knife, but it is not. The jade is hard, and the carving knife cannot cut it into it. Instead, it is polished by various shapes of drill bits, emery and water, depending on the shape of the work. Therefore, it takes a long time to complete a jade carving.

At present, most of the most influential sculptures in China and the West are made of copper. For example, Rodin's The Thinker, The Bronze Age, and The Statue of Liberty are all made of copper, Chengdu GRC component processing The lines are suitable for sculpture because of the texture, plasticity, unlimited specifications, rich color texture and other reasons of the copper material, which is also an effect that jade, wood and stone carvings cannot achieve. Jade carvings can only do very small works because of the material restrictions, cost performance GRC component processing Due to the limitations of wood carving technology, there is no precedent for large-scale outdoor sculptures. The inheritor, whose bronze sculptures opened a new chapter in the 5000 year history of copper.

The types of stone inscription monuments include monuments, memorial monuments, merit monuments, temple monuments, Dianzi monuments, mausoleum monuments, etc. Except for a few wordless steles, they are generally literal steles. Usually, characters are carved on the body of the stele, and some are accompanied by carved patterns. The pedestal and cover of the stele are mostly carved with decorations, birds, animals, flowers, and mascots. The cover of the stele of the imperial family is also carved with dragons and phoenixes. Marble is the most commonly used stone for making the stele, and sandstone and granite are also commonly used. Some of the steles are huge, and some of them become a group of steles. Stone books are written with stone instead of paper, and carved instead of pen, which is very ingenious. There are many famous works of stone tablet processing and stone calligraphy carving. For example, "Xi'an Forest of Steles" includes more than 3000 historical steles from Han Dynasty to Qing Dynasty. It is the largest collection of stone books in China. Together with the "Forest of Steles in Hanlin" under construction in Kaifeng, it can be said that it is a sea of steles, and it is a collection of calligraphies of regular script, line, grass, seal script, clerical script and Wei style by famous calligraphers of all ages. In addition to large-scale carvings such as stele books and cliff carvings, there are also some stone carvings, such as mourning volumes in imperial tombs and modern fine carved small stone books, such as more than 100 mourning volumes of white marble excavated in the tomb of the prince of the Tang Dynasty, and six stone books of "Thirty six Strategies" carved in tile slate in modern Chengdu, a total of 26 pages and 1278 words, bound into a volume with eyeliner, each page is 2.2.6mm, which can be read.

Most of the jades mentioned in daily life refer to nephrite, and there are many kinds of nephrite products. Generally, they refer to white sheepskin jade, white jade, topaz, purple jade, black jade, jasper, sapphire, ruby and northeast Xiuyu produced in Xinjiang. In the jade carving, the white jade with sheepskin is fine in texture and strong in luster, as white as sheepskin, which can be called "the king of nephrite" and "the crown of white jade". In addition, Nanyang jade, Lantian jade, Hotan jade, agate, crystal, coral, turquoise, lapis lazuli, etc., all belong to the category of nephrite. Later, due to the opening of the Silk Road, the jade produced in Hotan, Xinjiang, was unanimously recognized and began to play a leading role in the processing of royal, official and folk jade. Nephrite gradually evolved into a synonym for hotan jade.