Plum, orchid, bamboo, and chrysanthemum are known as the "Four Gentlemen" in Chinese culture, with plum being the chief among them, symbolizing the spirit of the Chinese nation. It has left a bold imprint in Chinese literature and art history. The phrase, "Known to be not snow, for the hidden fragrance comes" not only depicts plum blossoms blooming in the cold but also sending out faint fragrances in the harsh winter, symbolizing the unyielding and fearless qualities of our nation. This door, with plum blossom patterns as the focal point and deep national cultural spirit as the background, displays the noble beauty of plum blossoms not vying for attention among the crowd in a modern way. The starry plum blossoms adorned on the handle echo with the plum branches on the door panel, making it not just an entrance door, but a piece of art inheriting the past and present.