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How do you do the initial styling and care management of a Chinese ash bonsai?
Initial Styling and Care of Chinese Ash Bonsai I. Botanical Characteristics of Chinese Ash Chinese ash belongs to the Oleaceae family, genus Fraxinus. It is native to Jingshan in western Hubei, and is a deciduous tree reaching over 30 m in height. The bark of young and middle-aged trees is smooth and pale gray-green, while the bark of middle-aged and old trees has longitudinal dark gray wrinkles. The branches have strong sprouting ability
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A bonsai enthusiast's brief discussion of eight suggestions for narrowing the gap between Chinese and Japanese bonsai
Returning recently from the "China Zun" event in Yuyao, I have many reflections: admiration for the contributions made to China's bonsai cause by more industrialists like Principal Ma of Gaofeng Middle School, reflection on the exhibition halls full of imported Japanese bonsai, reflection on Kunio Kobayashi's bonsai skills
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How to grow a Chinese elm bonsai? A complete guide to care methods
Sageretia (Chinese elm, Sageretia thea) is an excellent bonsai tree species, praised since ancient times as one of the "Seven Sages" and loved by many. However, Sageretia has a phenomenon that gives people a headache: finished works often lose branches, commonly known as "retiring after success." A single work condenses the creator's years of effort, and being ruined by branch loss
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Detailed Explanation of the Production Methods and Shaping and Pruning Techniques for Chinese Hackberry Bonsai
Chinese hackberry (Celtis sinensis) is a deciduous tree of the order Rosales, distributed in Henan, Shandong, the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and the provinces and regions to the south, as well as Taiwan, China; it is also found in Vietnam and Laos. This tree is often cultivated as bonsai. Next, let us learn about it in detail. Botanical knowledge: it belongs to the family Ulmaceae, genus Celtis. Deciduous tree
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Zhao Fuwen Profile: Senior Art Master of Chinese Penjing
Zhao Fuwen, Senior Art Master of Chinese Penjing: Love at First Sight, a Life Bound to Penjing--Zhao Fuwen is the secretary-general of the Beijing Penjing Association. Every time you go to Jingshan Park and pass by his penjing care base, you can see many penjing enthusiasts drinking tea and chatting there. This October
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Introduction to Sichuan-style bonsai: one of the Chinese bonsai schools
Sichuan was called Ba-Shu in ancient times. In the first year of the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty (627 AD), the Jiannan Circuit was established, so in the past Sichuan-style bonsai was also called Jiannan bonsai. After Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, the provincial seat was moved to Yizhou, which is present-day Chengdu, and its jurisdiction covered not only Sichuan but also parts of Yunnan and Guizhou
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Introduction to the Suzhou School of Penjing: One of the schools of Chinese penjing
Suzhou, a city with 2,500 years of history, is located on the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, on the shores of Taihu Lake, with rolling hills and a dense network of rivers and waterways. Its humid climate and abundant rainfall are ideal for the cultivation and growth of plants, providing an extremely favorable regional environment and natural conditions for the development of tree-stump penjing. Suzhou is not only a unique water city
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Introduction to the Shanghai School of Penjing: One of the Schools of Chinese Penjing
Shanghai sits on the south bank of the Yangtze River estuary. Its entire territory is an alluvial plain, with only volcanic rock hills such as Sheshan in the southwestern part. Rivers and ports are densely distributed across the suburbs, and the Huangpu River and Wusong River (also known as Suzhou Creek) flow through the city; these serve as the main drainage channels and shipping routes of Taihu Lake. During the Tang Dynasty it belonged to Huating County, and in the Song Dynasty the town of Shanghai was first established.
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Two Chinese Men Fight Over an African Black Student, Yet She Leaves with a White Man
Last summer, on a street next to a school, two Chinese men came to blows in front of an African Black female international student. Passersby stopped one after another to watch, so much so that the one-way street suffered serious traffic...
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How to propagate the foliage Chinese scholar tree? Three methods beginners can easily learn
The Chinese scholar tree can also be called Guohuai, Baihuai, Xiyeshuai and has many other aliases; different places call it differently. It originated in China and is very common in North China and the plateau regions of China, where the climate and environment suit its growth...
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