Thuja sutchuenensis: A Natural Work of Art Regenerated from Ancient Times

Many people not only love Thuja sutchuenensis bracelets, but also want to obtain a Thuja sutchuenensis bonsai. Thuja sutchuenensis is a prehistoric plant originating more than 300 million years ago. It is a relict plant from the Cretaceous period of the dinosaur era and is known as the rarest and oldest gymnosperm in the world, an extremely rare surviving plant living fossil in the world. From ancient times to the present, people have never hesitated to express their preference for pines and cypresses. Bao Zhao of the Northern and Southern Dynasties said in "Preface to the Pine and Cypress Piece": "The pine and cypress alone receive their mandate; through successive dynasties they never decline." Su Zhe, one of the Three Su of the Song Dynasty, also wrote in his "Preface to the Rhapsody on Taking Poria": "Cold and heat cannot move them, and the years cannot decay them; only the pine and cypress are so."

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