Paeonia (scientific name: Paeonia) is the only genus of the family Paeoniaceae. It belongs to the eudicotyledon Saxifraga. It contains more than 40 species. It is distributed in the northern temperate zone, mostly in Asia, and some species are distributed in southern Europe. And in the west of North America, there are 12 species in China. There are many varieties of various types of cultivation. The phylogeny of this genus has a series of unique characteristics, as shrubs or perennial herbs with rhizomes. The leaves are alternate with two leaves and three compound leaves without stipules. The flowers are large, often solitary and terminal, bisexual, radiating symmetrical, with a delicate fragrance, and various colors; the fruit is a capsule; the stem is about 0.5-1.5 meters high, but some shrubs can be as high as 1.5-3 meters