The wild west African style and the serene Japanese style formed a sharp contrast against each other. The other aquascaping styles were somewhere between the two of them.
Zhang Zian introduced the aquascaping styles to Snowy one by one. Even the other customers strolling by them were drawn to what Zian was saying.
"Is there a Chinese style in aquascaping?" Snowy asked after finishing the tour, yearning for more.
"Unfortunately, there is not. At least, I've never heard of any," Zhang Zian answered. "Japanese aquascaping is 40 years behind western aquascaping––it took a lot of effort to catch up with the latest trends. You must understand that in Japan, the cost of aquarium tank construction and decoration can be counted into one's mortgage, which relieves the financial burden. Aquascaping became popular in China even later than it did in Japan. It takes time to form a distinct style. Maybe someday in the future, there will be aquascaping in the Chinese style."
