The development of the stimuli-responsive supramolecular polymers based on cyclodextrins, cucurbit[n]urils and calixarenes in aqueous solution and their functionality (via host-guest hydrophobic effects, ion-dipole interaction or electrostatic interactions) lead to the development of new smart materials and biocompatible functional materials . It is worth noting that cyclodextrin and cucurbit uril based supramolecular polymer hydrogels as soft and responsive materials could exhibit special properties such as self-healing and shape memories . Even supramolecular polymers based on multiple non-covalent interactions or with multiple stimuliresponsiveness were constructed. The responsiveness to external stimuli like photochemistry, pH, chemically or electrochemically redox and light is a useful characteristic of supramolecular polymers .