What styles do bonsai pots have?

Traditional regular modeling trees should use deep round pots, square pots, hexagonal pots and begonia pots with little difference in length, width and height, as well as curved dry pots, waterside pots and vertical branch pots. The deepest thousand-barrel basin should be used for cliff type, shallow rectangular or oval basin should be used for straight dry type, inclined dry type, horizontal dry type, double dry type, multi-dry type, attached root type, attached stone type and jungle type, and shallow basins such as round and square type should be used for trees with unclear direction; Literati mostly use shallow pots to make trees look tall, elegant and distinguished. Tree bonsai with accessories should also use shallow pots to highlight the role of accessories. Judging from the development trend, contemporary bonsai art advocates nature, and most of them highlight the beauty of roots with shallow pots (except cliff style, of course). Trees dominated by straight lines should also have straight lines, and rectangular, square and angular pots can be used to express a masculine beauty; Trees dominated by curved strips should use round, oval and various round pots to fully show a feminine beauty. Contrast method is also often used to make pots. For example, tall and straight trees can use short mats, which are short and strong. Cross-slope trees can use high mats. On the contrary, the cliff style sometimes uses a basin with a medium depth to highlight the length of the drooping branches.