Songbirds are an ancient traditional culture in China, which can be traced back to ancient China. It is said that this tradition originated in the Han Dynasty, when people thought that sending farewell wishes to distant birds could be conveyed to relatives, friends and lovers. Therefore, sending birds is also considered as a way to bless and convey love. Nowadays, although some people think it is out of date, this tradition is still highly valued by some people, especially on traditional festivals or important occasions in China.

Songbirds are not only widely used in China, but also have become a way of cultural exchange. This traditional culture is also famous in other Asian countries, such as Japan and South Korea. In these countries, people send birds to convey their blessings, express their feelings and give gifts. In addition, some international organizations and institutions also regard this traditional culture as an important link between China and the world.

Bird feeding is a tradition with both cultural background and modern feeling, and its application in contemporary times has been innovated and developed. For example, in the wedding supplies, people have designed many items with the theme of sending birds, such as aromatherapy, decorations, jewelry and so on, to commemorate this special moment. In addition, bird sending has become a representative symbol of many festivals and celebrations. For example, during the Spring Festival, people will make special red decorations to send birds to wish their families happiness and success in life.