The appearance of printmaking is closely related to ancient printing. Printing, as a technology to copy characters and images, appeared as early as Sui and Tang Dynasties and was further developed in Song Dynasty. The appearance of this technology makes it possible to copy and spread a large number of books and pictures, thus promoting the spread and development of culture. The origin of printmaking can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty, when printing was mainly used to print Buddhist scriptures and Buddha statues. In the Song Dynasty, printing developed further and movable type printing appeared. Printing has become more convenient and fast. At the same time, painters in Song Dynasty began to copy their works by printing, resulting in early prints. The appearance of printmaking not only enriches the form of painting, but also provides a new way for the spread of painting. With its unique artistic charm, printmaking has become an important part of China's ancient paintings, and has had a far-reaching impact on the artistic creation of later generations. Printmaking is a unique art form. Copying images onto paper or other materials by printing technology. Printmaking has a long history. It originated in the Tang Dynasty in China, and was originally used to copy and spread Buddhist scriptures. As time goes by, printmaking has gradually developed into an independent art category, which is favored by artists and collectors.