Chinese knots, also known as "knots", are traditional hand-woven works of art in China. It originated from the ancient bookbinding technology in China, which can be traced back to the Warring States Period at the earliest, with a history of more than two thousand years. In ancient times, people used ropes, threads, belts and other materials to weave knots of various shapes to decorate clothes, utensils, weapons, etc., for wearing, storing things, marking and other purposes.

Chinese knots are rich in shapes and colors, and can be woven into various patterns and symbols, such as the word "Fu", bows and double happiness knots. It symbolizes good luck and is an important part of China's traditional culture. In many traditional festivals and occasions in China, people like to decorate and embellish with Chinese knots to express their yearning and blessing for a better life.

With the changes of the times, the knitting technology of Chinese knots has been continuously developed and innovated, and now it has become a popular handicraft and is deeply loved by people.