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Bonsai Appreciation: Elegant and Distinctive Bonsai Rarely Seen in Daily Life

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Fang Zhimin wrote in his "Couplet": "The heart holds three loves: rare books, fine horses, and beautiful landscapes; the garden grows four things: green pines, emerald bamboo, white plum, and orchids." Marshal Chen Yi wrote a poem, "Miscellaneous Verses on a Winter Night," praising the noble purity of the pine: "Heavy snow presses the green pine, the green pine stands straight and tall; to know the pine's noble purity, wait until the snow melts."

Fang Zhimin wrote in his "Couplet": "The heart holds three loves: rare books, fine horses, and beautiful landscapes; the garden grows four things: green pines, emerald bamboo, white plum, and orchids." Marshal Chen Yi wrote a poem, "Miscellaneous Verses on a Winter Night," praising the noble purity of the pine: "Heavy snow presses the green pine, the green pine stands straight and tall; to know the pine's noble purity, wait until the snow melts."

Since ancient times, many scholars and writers have had a special fondness for pines and cypresses.

The brown trunk is mottled and speckled, like the deep wrinkles covering the forehead of a hundred-year-old grandfather.

The dark pine needles are both sharp and fine, full of vitality.

Bonsai Appreciation: The forms of bonsai rarely seen in ordinary daily life, let us enjoy their elegance and distinctive character together. Dear friends, do you like bonsai like these? If you do, then save, share, and follow me.




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