China's waterscape fountains are known as " elegant and refined with endless lasting appeal". They often inherit and carry forward elegant cultural traditions through waterscape, such as the familiar form of flowing cups and pavilions in classical gardens left over from the Ming and Qing dynasties, the sound of running water in Zhongnanhai, the pavilion of the Forbidden City's Ganlong Garden, the pavilion of the Prince Gong's pillow in autumn ... Although the area of these flowing cups and pavilions is only a few square meters to ten square meters, they can reproduce Wang Xizhi's flowing activities in those years through the shape of small ditches and curved water.

The characteristics of water management in gardens not only integrate China's historical geography and culture, but also use its symbolic, philosophical and cultural features for reference and absorption by modern gardens. China's modern gardens are just adhering to the traditional concept of water management and combining with local culture to create a modern garden waterscape with profound implication.