the shape of ash and rebirth

The leaves of the white ash tree are odd-feathered compound leaves, 15 - 25 cm long, 3 - 12 cm long, 2 - 4 cm wide, 5 - 7, hard paper, obovate-shaped oval to lanceolate-shaped, the leaf margin is neatly serrated, hairless above, hairless below or along the midvein on both sides of the white long hair. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In traditional culture, as mentioned in the Tao Te Ching, Chapter 41," Great sounds are rare, but elephants are invisible." It meant that the most beautiful music sounded lonely and silent, and the tall image could not be seen. This concept reflected the Taoist understanding of the nature of things. Truly great and grand images or things often exceeded the definition of shape and form in people's conventional cognition. They were a kind of metaphysical and abstract existence. In addition, there were other levels of interpretation of the " invisible elephant ". From the point of view of an elephant, an elephant was huge and powerful, but its existence was not only reflected by its size and strength. Its existence could be felt through symbolic meaning. In Asian culture, elephants were regarded as mascots, symbolizing strength and wisdom, not only because of their size and strength, but also because of their wisdom and gentleness. From a historical and cultural point of view, in ancient India and Southeast Asia, elephants were used as tools of war and work, as well as for religious ceremonies and celebrations. These historical and cultural meanings deepened the significance of elephants 'existence. In terms of ecological value, elephants were key species in the forest ecosystem. They helped maintain the balance of the forest, promote the growth and reproduction of plants, and protect the habitat of other wild animals, which made the existence of elephants more important and indispensable. Other than that, there was also a mystery novel and manga titled " The Invisible Elephant."

The lantern flower was a flower-like object that formed at the top when the wick burned. At first, it was like a flower bud that was about to bloom. When it first formed, it was shaped like an osmanthus (described as "Golden Millet"). As it burned, it would show different scenes, such as a small osmanthus, then a pomegranate as big as a hydrangea (described as "Half Pomegranate"), then a bright and dense apricot flower ("One Apricot"), and finally, it would become as colorful as a rose ("Five Color Rose"). For oil lamps or candles with a relatively thick wick, the wick would curl into the shape of a flower during the burning process, or it would burst out into flower-like objects (the latter was called the exploding flower).

Peony flowers are solitary at the top of the branch, with 5 petals or double petals. There were many types of flowers, and the common ones were as follows: - Single-petaled type: 1 - 3 layers of petals, flowers spread out or half spread out, the middle of the pistil and stamen fully exposed. - Lotus type: It is the second generation of the single-petaled peony, and it is more ancient. - Chrysanthemum type: The petals become sharper and finer from the outside to the inside, similar to chrysanthemums, usually with 6 layers of petals. - [Rose type: Similar to chrysanthemum type, but with more layers of petals and less fine.] - [Osmanthus type: When it is fully bloomed, it looks like a plate holding a golden osmanthus from a distance. Generally, there are 2 - 3 layers of petals.] - Crown type: Similar to the tortoiseshell type but more complicated, the petals are layered like a crown. - Golden ring type: 2 - 3 layers, the stamens in the middle of the flower suddenly grow up, the surrounding stamens are normal, like a golden ring around the waist. - Hydrangea: The flower is round and plump, similar to hydrangea. - The flower is made up of two flowers stacked together, like a pavilion, increasing the degree of double petals and ornamental value. - The shape of the building is like a building, with one floor and one floor. " Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony " is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!