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Print , as an important aspect of pictorial art, although has the nature of painting, it cannot express subjective images in the works with pen or pigment as traditional Chinese painting or oil painting because of its indirect particularity. Print expresses the emotional images on the print works by using many tools and materials and taking several steps such as image design, picture design, print picture version and color print. As an art form of print, watermark woodcarving, no matter its print ways or its form, its development presents national peculiar thinking ways and mental sentiment, the embodiment of reproduced in the traditional Chinese painting, perfect the artistic conception and pursue the philosophy and aesthetics of China had communicated that virtual spirit beauty.Under the historical and cultural baptism for thousands of years, drawing on the experience of the essence of traditional painting Chinese traditional watermark prints complete the mission of copying painting and formed its own special aesthetic language. Those works with flowers theme, after vicissitudes in the history river, finally got his own audience group and be accepted by people.This paper was divided into three chapters and flower theme is the main line, introduction is a simple description about the origin of flowers theme in Chinese and western painting, as well as the background about how it formed the conception in traditional Chinese paintings and Chinese traditional watermark print. The first chapter introduces diachronism and its important cultural meaning of flower theme in traditional watermark print. The second chapter, starting from the flower theme, introduces its traditional humanistic spirit that it contains. The third chapter introduces the special charm of print with flowers theme under the contemporary aesthetic context. Through the precipitation from different time, different art form, different expressional skill, explore the art rhetorical from copying watermark prints to creating watermark prints...