This work is made of three-color jadeite stone, carving an orchid, with the aerial roots climbing on the rope knot, extending the orchid leaves upwards, with a gentle gesture, as if the spring breeze is blowing, the orchids are in full bloom and seem to be butterflies fluttering around. There are two grasshoppers in the violet band on the orchid leaves, one grasshopper in the green band, and a cat curled up in the orchid leaves, forming a picture of a cat and butterfly that is full of vitality. The ancient people used its homophonic pun to signify old age and longevity, wishing the elderly a long and prosperous life.