The calamus bonsai is stunningly beautiful, and its literati elegance is well worth savoring in detail.

Zheng Zhilin, a teacher at the Ancient Forest Garden, is a bonsai expert. He spends most of his time on potted bonsai.

The external types being chewed over. In recent years, various kinds of calamus have been introduced and brought in, and the quantity and variety of sweet flag are quite inelegant.

Since ancient times, people have placed great importance on the spirit of plants, such as pine, cypress, bamboo, chrysanthemum, and plum. Species are symbols of energy, and calamus is even more the energy of literati. When literati live among energy plants, how could they not be elevated?

Today, driven by institutions such as ancient gardens, the spread of calamus culture is more active. As a "furry person," Chang Pujun has gone into modern society, enabling more people to learn from its energy and morality, but in modern times, only a small number of literati and furry people supply them, as if they were their energy patent. The cultivation of calamus is very popular across the country. In my view, "hot" is better than not hot. This is a good understanding of the acceptance and understanding of literati art. It also shows that modern civilization still has vitality.

Besides Chinese species, most of the calamus in Zheng Zhilin basin comes from the "Aurora Calamus" of Korea and Japan.

The Japanese and Korean names for the small calamus are very short.