Article in English: Peonies need at least 6 hours of sunlight each day, and nutrient-rich soil. Pick a spot in your yard that receives a good amount of light, and start digging the hole at least 10 in (25 cm) deep. To make the soil better for the peonies, you can mix in some compost or other organic matter if desired.  Mix 1 part organic matter with 2 parts regular soil for a healthy soil mix. If you’re transplanting more than one peony, space them out at least 3 ft (0.91 m) apart from each other to make sure the roots don’t intertwine. As you’re setting the root into your fresh soil, look for the pink eyes or buds. These shouldn’t be buried deeper than 2 in (5.1 cm) into the soil, or the plant won’t be able to bloom properly.  If you place the root ball in the soil and notice the buds are too deep, take the root ball out and add more soil to the bottom of the hole until the root ball is at the right height. It’s better for the root ball to be placed too high in the ground than too low. Once the root ball is placed in the hole at the right height, fill in the hole with the nutrient-rich soil. Pat down the soil gently so that the roots are covered and the soil is in an even layer on the ground. Use your shovel to fill in the hole, or use your hands to move the soil around the root ball. After your peonies are in their new homes, water the roots thoroughly once. After that, they will be able to thrive on the water that comes from rain showers. If you aren’t getting much rain, water the peonies once a week until the ground freezes in the colder months. Spread 2–4 in (5.1–10.2 cm) of mulch onto the soil around the peonies to help keep the soil and roots healthy. Remove the mulch in the early spring so that the plant can begin to bloom. If the soil and roots are constantly freezing and then thawing again, it’s going to damage the plant.

Summary in Chinese:
选择阳光充足、土壤排水性好的地方挖洞。 放置根部时，花芽上的土壤不能深于5厘米。 用土把洞填满并轻轻按压。 移植后要好好浇水。 在11月底给牡丹加一层护根物，防止结冰和解冻。