The wise person of Daoism follows the principle of "non-action" in dealing with the world, using "silence" as a way to educate. They allow all things to flourish without imposing, nurture them without relying on their own abilities, and achieve greatness without boasting. It is precisely because they do not seek personal glory that their achievements will not be lost.

In the world, all things arise from the opposition and transformation between "existence" and "non-existence". Just as music is created through the collision of sound and silence, wisdom in reconciling opposites and unifying differences reveals a person's exceptional character and taste.

In Chinese culture, the gourd represents "perfection" and "tolerance". This broad-mindedness is an internalization of "existence" and "non-existence". Difficulties and ease are in conflict and mutual promotion, length and shortness are compared to form distinctions, and high and low are contrasted to create harmony. The gourd embodies the wisdom of inclusiveness, reconciling the opposition between things. "Existence" and "non-existence" transform and depend on each other, just like the harmony and resonance of sound and silence, creating a colorful and beautiful world.

The subtlety and beauty of Chinese wisdom often win over more with less. A single object, a certain material, can convey a person's cultivation and depth of meaning. The gourd and Liuli are both irreplaceable symbols of profound cultural connotations. LIULI uses high-quality liuli material, traditional wax casting, and exquisite craftsmanship to showcase precision in every detail, revealing your attention to the finer things in life.