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A day of hard work for the bayberry farmers of Jingzhou, all to earn your sincerity
What is the life of a bayberry farmer like every day? Under the bayberry trees of Jingzhou, you will see them at work. They do not fear hardship. No matter how scorching the sun, and never mind how much farm work there is, an ordinary day is spent just like this. The bayberry farmers rise with the sun
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The Tsou forest is a library, and "Plant Book of TSOU" records the memories of people and plants
The entire forest is the Tsou library! Open "Plant Book of TSOU" and step into a memory bank co-constructed by people and plants
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Are Hedgehogs Mammals? A Detailed Explanation of Hedgehog Animal Classification
According to the Compendium of Materia Medica, the hedgehog is a small medicinal animal with high economic value. So, are hedgehogs mammals? What medicinal values do they have? The hedgehog is a mammal. It belongs to the viviparous heterothermic animals and is a type of hedgehog in the subfamily Erinaceinae of the order Erinaceomorpha.
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What Animal Is the Pixiu? A Detailed Explanation of the Pixiu's Real Prototype
The Pixiu is a fierce auspicious beast recorded in ancient Chinese books and folk myths and legends, and is considered a auspicious creature that turns misfortune into good fortune. Legend has it that in addition to the effects of boosting fortune and warding off evil, the Pixiu also has functions such as guarding the home, resolving the Tai Sui, and promoting marriage. Chinese tradition includes decorating and wearing
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What does the idiom "qiong zhu nan shu" (too many crimes to record) mean?
Qiong zhu nan shu means that even if all the bamboo is used up, it still cannot be written out completely; it is a metaphor for facts (mostly crimes) being so numerous that it is hard to finish describing them. It comes from "Lu Shi Chun Qiu": "The things produced by a chaotic state, even using all the bamboo of Jing and Yue, still cannot be written down." and "Han Shu - Gong Sunhe Zhuan": "The bamboo of the southern mountains is not enough to receive my words, and the wood of the Xie Valley is not enough to make my instruments."
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Rove beetles are actually beneficial insects, don't swat them: junior student Hu Fang-shuo sets the record straight
Don't swat rove beetles! Feared by all but actually beneficial insects: junior student Hu Fang-shuo uses research to give rove beetles a fair hearing
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How does a star fruit spend its life? A full record of natural growth
How does a person's life go?? And how does a fruit's life go?? This is how a natural star fruit's life goes
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A complete record by Lin Huanqing of 45 common species of Fagaceae oak/acorn plants in the forests of Taiwan, China
The acorns the Totoro gave to his sister—Taiwan, China's forests are full of them too! 45 species of the Fagaceae family, affectionately documented in full by Lin Huanqing
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Fragrant Harvest Tea Expo Concludes Successfully, 600,000 Visitors Set New Record
The 2019 Nantou World Tea Expo came to a perfect close on the 20th. Over the 11-day exhibition period, both visitor numbers and revenue hit new records, with nearly 600,000 visitors and sales reaching 85 million yuan, both showing substantial increases over last year, creating unlimited cre...
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Pork prices are soaring, hitting a record high! This time the state has stepped in! Mobile Sohu, Video: Shantou pork prices reach a historic high. Sohu Video. Video duration 01:21. Tags: pork prices. Description: Guangdong TV's "Noon News" - Shantou
Pork occupies an important place on Chinese dining tables, accounting for 62% of Chinese residents' meat consumption, and it also carries a heavy weight in the CPI, so a sustained sharp rise in pork prices will affect people's daily lives and price stability. Agriculture. "I've been selling pork for 23 years, and this is the first time I've encountered such high prices." A vendor at the Sanyuanli vegetable market in Beijing sighed to AI Finance and Economics, "The cheapest pork belly is 25 yuan per jin, and pork ribs are 35 yuan per jin."
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