high or what style for this tree

I attach some of tree pict, I don't know what it calls for this tree. I get confused how to style this tree as its style to high. what is the best to do for this tree. I need the help for this tree.
Thank you for any suggestion.

It looks like some kind of a juniper. However, it is much too young to do much of anything as a bonsai with it. I would suggest that it be planted out in the ground somewhere ad be allowed to grow for 2-3 years.

Mawardi,

Jim is correct in suggesting you plant this in the ground for a few years. Have you no ficus or some other fast growing trees to practice on ?
Khaimraj

Thanks Jim and Kahimraj,
is this tree strong to live? because I had one in the past, but when I repot then two weeks later it died. I did not know why?

It looks healthy.

However, they are not native to Indonesia, and they do need cold weather as a part of their life cycle. It may struggle in your area -- especially in a pot.

Thanks Jim, now I understand the reason.

Here in Florida we only disturb the roots of Junipers in the coldest time of year, usually mid January for us.

Billy,

on my side they grow for a while, 5 to 10 years and then one day you get up and find a brown corpse. The sunlight burns out the green of the dead really fast.
However, the San Jose looks as though it might have a gene for living in the tropics. I gave up on the other types a long time ago.

What I do now is buy really small ones and let them alone just to admire them. I have however one cutting of a San Jose that is still going strong. Strangely enough I repot January 2nd, so called cold period down here - chuckle.
Khaimraj

I'm not so sure it's a juniper. It would help if we had a close-up. I suggest you trim back the branches to about half their length, then plant it in the ground and feed heavily. Show us a picture a year from now.
Iris

Here it is the close up as follow,


Thanks for the comment..