different plants require different techniques to handle, different styles thus formed. There are more than a dozen styles of traditional Penjing: Anhui Style Anhui Penjing (徽派盆景) is most famous for its utilization of ume. Beijing Style Beijing Penjing (京派盆景) reflects its artistic origin from the ancient traditional Chinese architecture in Beijing. The branches are often horizontal and the crowns of the trees are often in hemisphere or in the form of traditional folding fan. Guangdong (or Lingnan) Style Cantonese penjing (Jyutping: Jyut6 paai3 pun4 ging2; Traditional Chinese: 粵派盆景) is also called Lingnan ("South of the (Nan)ling Range") penjing (嶺南派盆景), because Guangdong is located south of the Nanling mountain range. The main characteristic of this style is its natural appeal and the appeal of easy and smooth. Guangxi Style Guangxi Penjing (桂派盆景) reflect the beautiful natural landscape such as that of Guilin. This style utilizes different type of stones considerably more frequent than other styles. Fujian Style Fujian Penjing (閩派盆景) specializes in utilization of banyan. Hubei Style Hubei Penjing (湖北盆景) emphasizes on the producing the sense of dynamic feelings by the static plants and rocks, and thus also called Dynamic Penjing (动势盆景). Jiangsu Style Like the culinary art of the Jiangsu cuisine, the art of Jiangsu Penjing (蘇派盆景) is also complicated, with the crowns of the trees often being shaped like clouds. Sichuan Style Sichuan Penjing (川派盆景) tends to be well-knit, simple and unsophisticated. Shanghai Style Shanghai Penjing (海派盆景) has influenced the Japanese bonsai, but at the same time, has kept its original artistic origin, which is from the traditional Chinese painting. Taiwan Style Taiwan Penjing (臺灣盆景) is a cross of Japanese bonsai and traditional Chinese Penjing. Xuzhou Style Xuzhou Penjing (徐州盆景) is a branch of Jiangsu style, but it is distinct enough to be listed separately for hundreds of years for its utilization of fruit trees. Yangzhou Style Yangzhou Penjing (揚派盆景) is also called northern Jiangsu style (蘇北派), it is distinct from Jiangsu style The three twists of tree trunks is the most distinctive characteristic of this style. Yunnan Style Yunnan Penjing (雲南盆景) benefits from the extreme climatic and biodiversity of Yunnan region, between the Himalayas and the tropics. A permanent display of Yunnan style penjing is visible at Daguan Park, Kunming. Zhejiang Style Zhejiang Penjing (浙派盆景) specializes in utilization of pine and cypress, often have three to five plants in one tray. Zhongzhou Style Zhongzhou Penjing (中州盆景) specializes in