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Materials:
An old man and a young man were planting poplar trees in the desert at the same time. The young man would come to water the sapling every three days after it had survived, but the old man would come very rarely after the sapling had survived. Even if he came, he would only help the sapling that had been blown down by the wind without watering it. In the blink of an eye, a few years had passed, and the poplar trees had grown very thick. One day, a sandstorm suddenly blew. The next day, when the wind stopped, the two were surprised to find that almost all of the poplar trees planted by the young people had been blown down by the wind, and some were even uprooted, while the trees planted by the old people only had some branches broken by the wind and some leaves blown off. The young man was surprised and asked the reason. The old man said," You often water and nourish the tree, so its roots don't go deep into the soil. If you leave the tree alive, you force it to stick its roots into the spring underground. With such deep roots, how can these trees be easily blown down by the wind?"
It requires a comprehensive understanding of the material, but you can choose one side and one angle to compose the essay. Decide on your own idea, style, and title. Don't deviate from the meaning of the material. Don't copy it. Don't plagiarize.

Answer 1

The poplar was an ancient tree species known as the "Desert Tree King." Poplar trees grow in the deserts of Xinjiang, Qinghai, Tibet and other regions. Their trees are tall, their trunks are thick, their leaves are long and dense, and they have tenacious vitality.

There were many varieties of poplar trees, the most famous of which was the "Tarimu poplar". The Siberian Populus grows in the Basin at the edge of the Taklamakan Desert and is one of the most representative tree species in the region. The trunk of the Siberian Populus euphraticus was straight and its leaves were dense. The leaves were gray and had a unique luster.

Poplar trees had been widely used in Chinese history. In ancient Egypt, poplar trees were widely used in construction and sacrificial activities. During the Han Dynasty, poplar trees were widely used as military reserves and guards. In the Tang Dynasty, the poplar tree became an important sacrificial and religious symbol.

The tenacity and vitality of the poplar tree also attracted the attention of many literary and artistic works. In literary works, the poplar tree was given many symbolic meanings such as tenacity, perseverance, loyalty, and so on. The poplar tree had also become an important theme in painting. Many artists used the poplar tree as their theme in their works.