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Introduction to the varieties Qingyun Su, Cuiyun Su 132, and Su Yutangchun

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Chunjian Suhe (Spring Sword plain lotus). The flowers are large and pure in color, the flower stems slender, and the blooms slowly grow larger after fully opening. In person it has a majestic presence, and the central column is highly distinctive. The petals are broad and fit together, forming a 45-degree angle; the large lip is fully spread, making the entire central column appear perfectly square and upright, full of dignified integrity. The most precious trait of this variety is that all five petals have a jade-white halo border along their edges, which...
Chunjian Suhe (Spring Sword plain lotus). The flowers are large and pure in color, the flower stems slender, and the blooms slowly grow larger after fully opening. In person it has a majestic presence, and the central column is highly distinctive. The petals are broad and fit together, forming a 45-degree angle; the large lip is fully spread, making the entire central column appear perfectly square and upright, full of dignified integrity. The most precious trait of this variety is that all five petals have a jade-white halo border along their edges, which outlines the overall petal form even more clearly and brightly, like a colored ink landscape painting; the finishing touch is those few brief strokes of the outline.

On the market, whether it is called 132 Su, Cuiyun Su (named by the elderly Mr. Ding Yongkang), Qingyun Su (one of the names proposed by Old Mr. Ding at the time), or Yutangchun, they are all the same variety.

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