What kind of orchid is the Shoumei Cymbidium lianpan?

Shoumei: Cymbidium lianpan, plum-petal type, a famous variety.  It is named for its plum-shaped petals and its flower's appearance and bearing, which closely resemble a white-haired immortal sage. It was first named "Quanyingpeng Plum-type Cymbidium lianpan". It originates from the primeval forest in the hinterland of the Gaoligong Mountains within Baoshan, western Yunnan. Discovered in 1998, only one clump existed; in 2000 it was introduced and propagated at the Bilong Orchid Garden, making it a rare variety among orchids.

Characteristics: The leaves are medium in length, with deep grooves; the veins and leaf blades appear stiff, slanting upright and curved. New shoots emerge white-green with speckles, short and rounded. It blooms in late winter and early spring, with 2 to 3 flowers per scape, opening slowly. The petals are white-green, round and thick. The lip is thick and hard, fully fleshy. The purplish-red spots on the petals and lip sketch out an aged, doddering face, like a long-lived elder, reminding one of the golden words "Blessings as vast as the East Sea, longevity as enduring as the Southern Mountains."