In the background of people's pursuit of "back to basics" and "back to nature" consumer attitudes, more and more designers and artists are joining in the heritage, conservation and innovation of traditional handicrafts. Plant dyeing techniques have a long history, with the most common ones being blue dyeing, dioscorea cirrhosa dyeing and persimmon dyeing. It reflects mankind's pursuit of a natural and environmentally friendly lifestyle. Plant pounding and traditional plant dyeing are in the same vein, but the difference is that pounding is the process of topping down the colors, leaf outlines and vein textures in plant leaves and petals to produce a unique artistic effect. This technique is similar to the old flower-dyeing technique, which is a relatively uncommon category of grass and wood dyeing. Plant pounding is ecological, unique and experiential. In this course, you will learn the techniques of Plant pounding, and through the close contact with nature, you will be able to preserve the beauty given by nature through your own creation, and in the process, discover, feel and create beauty.