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传统纹样与平面设计（The traditional patterns and graphic design） Traditional patterns and graphic design Abstract: China has a long history, profound culture, traditional pattern is rich and colorful, dazzling. Patterns as decorative elements in graphic design is widely used, to explore and summarize the traditional patterns of formal beauty, color beauty, proper use, can help us to apply them in modern graphic design, the icing on the cake. Key words: traditional patterns; formal beauty; graphic design As an important component of Chinese traditional culture, the pattern has been throughout the whole process of Chinese history development, and has always been in the life of people. It reflects the customs and habits of different periods. From primitive society to slave society simple simple patterns and rugged bronze decoration to the feudal society, delicate insects, fish, birds and beasts, auspicious patterns, are embodied in the corresponding period of the unique artistic aesthetic. One The decoration of patterns is closely related to peoples life, and the origin and development of any patterns are not derived from peoples experience of daily life and the yearning for a better life. In different historical periods, the patterns of the topic, style and artistic style and the different characteristics of the Neolithic age, is mainly used to describe the patterns in a variety of ceramic material for appliances, design unique, beautiful and practical. The main patterns are: fish, deer, dog lines, people face, flower pattern, texture and grain, grain, grain and other woven seashells. The Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties, the rise of iron, gold and silver and other new wrong lacquer, the construction industry will thrive in Daxing, brick and stone carving. During the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, the people of the rich, the people and the people grew up, the foreign exchange culture increased, and the categories of Arts and crafts also developed unprecedentedly. Pottery, p