There are many oriental sacred trees endowed with spirituality in China, but only Xanthoceras sorbifolia is called "the top tree". Looking through ancient books, we know that the poems of Murong Yanfeng, an official in the Song Dynasty, have made Xanthoceras sorbifolia's enduring culture for thousands of years.
Modern scientific research shows that Xanthoceras sorbifolia Bunge contains various active ingredients beneficial to the brain, which is one of the reasons why Xanthoceras sorbifolia Bunge was awarded the title of "No.1 Tree".
In the long history of 65 million years, standing for too long is an immortal landscape. As early as the Tang Dynasty, as a sacred fruit tasted by Tang Dezong, it was named as "civil servant fruit". During the Wanli period, Jing Guan Jiang Yikui wrote "Chang 'an Hakka Dialect", saying that "the flesh of civil servants turns like snails, which is sweet at first, but bitter after a long time.
In the past, Tang Dezong (reigned from 780 to 805 A.D.) was lucky enough to serve heaven, and the contribution of the people was the fruit, so he became an official, hence the name. "This is the origin of the name' civil servant fruit'. Later, in the Tang Dynasty, civil servants wore robes according to the order in which Xanthoceras sorbifolia Bunge bloomed, so as to distinguish the size of official ranks.
Xanthoceras sorbifolia Bunge, in the name of the emperor, lives in the magnificent royal garden and the sacred imperial examination hall. Gong Yuan, in particular, is a place where the feudal dynasty cultivated the pillars of the country, and it is also an excellent place for Xanthoceras sorbifolia Bunge to spread widely.