Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai blooms densely as snow, and the dead wood variety Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai (L.chanense var. rubrum) has brilliant red flowers, especially the safflower Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai, which has outstanding ornamental characteristics since it was discovered and introduced in 1935. , The strong adaptability and wide range of garden uses, disease resistance, extensive management resistance, pruning resistance, strong plasticity, and easy reproduction have attracted the attention of gardeners at home and abroad.

Thanks to the active introduction and reproduction of seedling farmers and the support of governments at all levels, the products of the garden seedling industry in Hunan were sold to many provinces and cities across the country and exported to Japan and the United States, which led to the rapid economic development of the entire city. It has the reputation of "Hometown of Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai".
Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai plants have good medicinal value. Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai has a long history of use as a folk medicinal herb. It is recorded in "Plant Names of Plants" that Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai is smashed and punctured by a compress knife and can stop bleeding; in "Fujian Folk Herbal Medicine", Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai relieves muscles and promotes blood circulation. Heat to relieve diarrhea, cure bellyache, flashing tendons, water diarrhea, umbilical service, traumatic bleeding; According to "Hunan Medicine History", Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai cures heatstroke, sore throat, wind-heat and eye pain. The red variant, Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai, is also an important folk medicinal resource with comprehensive development value. In addition to flavonoids, gallic acid and ravages, Loropetalum Chinensis bonsai plants also contain other functional components, such as isochipep.