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If we were to travel through time and space to roam among China's mountains, rivers, and landscapes, what would we see? Following the footsteps of *The Chinese Plants That Have Influenced the World*, she travels upstream in time to reach the Chinese region 3.5 billion years ago, witnessing plants evolving from marine cells to climbing onto land, transitioning from crawling to standing upright, developing seeds, and blooming into flowers, creating a lush and verdant plant paradise; she ventures into the forests, observing a tea sapling growing into a towering tea tree over a hundred years, a bamboo shoot spreading underground to form a bamboo grove, wild fruits being plucked from the forest to become meals on the table, and wild herbs in remote areas being applied to wounds and cherished; she explores vast plains, watching a soybean plant have its seeds discovered by humans, a weed evolve and spread across rice fields, and flowers being picked and arranged to decorate homes; she visits cities, seeing a leaf chewed by a silkworm to weave a magnificent story, and plants in gardens bringing people back to nature; she ascends to mountain peaks, delves into deserts, and dives underwater... witnessing how humans have always been surrounded by plants, with their presence everywhere. China ranks third in the world with over 30,000 plant species. *The Chinese Plants That Have Influenced the World* selects 28 plant species from 21 families, with over 200 main creators working for three years, traveling across 27 provinces in China and 7 countries around the world, to depict the appearance of China's plants. They originate from China and influence the world.