Also known as Qiaoli and Wangshi Mei. Discovered in Zhoushan, Zhejiang at the end of the 20th century. Selected and named by Mr. Wang Zefu. The leaves are slanted and upright, about 30cm long and about 0.8cm wide, with deep U-shaped leaf grooves and thick, glossy leaf texture. The bud sheaths are pinkish-purple with a translucent quality. The flower scape is about 12cm tall, the two lateral sepals are in a single-bar shoulder position, the petals are semi-hard silkworm-moth-shaped, and the lip is a ruyi tongue that does not...
Selected by Li Renyun of Hefei, Anhui, from orchids discovered in the Dabie Mountains, and named "Wanjingmei"; registered on October 30, 1996. Registration number: No. 52. The leaves are slender and arched, with a bright green, glossy leaf color. The flower scape is about 10cm tall, and the bud sheaths have purple veins. The three outer sepals are round-headed with ruffled edges, the flower color is green-white, the petals are thick and cupped, the lip is short and round and does not hang down, and the surface of the tongue is pure white with no red spots; it is a Chunlan plum-petal red-sheath plain flower.
