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Chinese bonsai are loved by foreigners, and the shapes they grow make people stare in amazement
Bizarre and wonderful succulent bonsai There is a foreigner named kitoi, from California in the United States. The succulent bonsai he grows have a wonderfully unusual style, and he has even won quite a few major awards. He seems to be quite a remarkable person. I wonder whether you flower lovers will like them after seeing them? It looks like a club.
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Bonsai has long since gone global: real footage of how foreigners plant and prune bonsai
[Product name] Boxwood (Buxus sinica var. parvifolia) dwarf thick-trunk bonsai [Description] Over 30 years old, with wrinkled, weathered bark. Old-node trunk, original pot and original soil, a rare variety! Well-shaped! Clearly defined layers, extremely hard to come by. Boxwood bonsai, because of its slow growth...
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Foreigners can never get rid of this underground pest, yet in China it has become a top-tier delicacy
In rural areas, farmers make their living by growing crops. Farming depends on the weather, so they not only have to pray for favorable conditions but also deal with pests that damage crop growth. When farmers see this pest, they always wish they could...
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This aristocratic vegetable is called the king of vegetables by foreigners, yet you can eat 10 of them and still not feel full.
Today I want to tell you about a special plant, a plant that grows along the coast. At first glance you would think it is just an ornamental plant, and many people do not know that it is actually edible. This plant is in foreign...
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Another Chinese habit that stumps foreigners: people say it's even harder than the Asian squat
We all know that every country has different customs, and there are also some habits that differ from those of other countries. For example, we Chinese eat with chopsticks, while Western countries often use knives and...
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20 years ago it was used to make straw sandals, its leaves could be eaten as a wild vegetable, and foreigners called it "China's treasure"
In rural areas, weeds are everywhere. Whether by the roadside or behind the house, anywhere people rarely go, you can always see plenty of weeds. Some farmers cut these weeds and take them home to feed pigs and cattle...
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The freshwater king that gives foreigners a headache: after China introduced it, farmers made their fortune from it
In today's peaceful world, exchanges between countries are very frequent. China's giant pandas can go to other countries, and of course, species unique to other countries can also come to our country. In this way, we have come to know and...
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A 68-year-old grandpa built the most beautiful private garden for 10,000 yuan, and foreigners came from afar to see it
In a remote mountainous area of Ma'anshan, Anhui, a dreamlike garden is hidden away - Three Trees Manor. The owner of the manor, Zhang Taipei, was born in 1950. As a child, he grew up in his grandfather's small garden. The flowers and grass of his childhood...
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Ten Flowers That Represent China, Chosen by 10,000 Foreigners from 20 Countries, Approved by 60% of Netizens
In March of this year, a horticultural and flower exchange association in Europe friendly to our country held a flower selection event for the flower that best represents China's national image. Over three months, staff visited nearly 20 countries across Europe and the Americas, more than...
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Six wild vegetables that foreigners hate; eating three of them makes you impressive, eating all of them makes you a tycoon
One of the six wild vegetables that foreigners hate: Cilantro contains many volatile oils, and its special aroma is given off by these volatile oils. It can stimulate the appetite and invigorate the spleen. Cilantro also contains potassium acid apple, etc. The amount of vitamin C contained in cilantro (coriander) is higher than...
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