Origin: Partridge and Ginkgo biloba by Li Qingzhao, a poet in the Song Dynasty.
Original poem: the charm is not graceful, and oranges can be respected by slaves. Who pities the Jianghu? Jade bone's ice muscles don't want to wither. Who taught you to pick a branch? It's too real to be drunk in Ming Di. The layman is really interested in breaking up and wants to sing two new flavors.
Interpretation: In the word "Pigeon and Ginkgo biloba", people express their will by holding things and express their feelings by borrowing things, which endows Ginkgo biloba with humanity. Compare my husband Zhao Mingcheng with Double Ginkgo biloba. The first two sentences between the lines describe the elegant charm of Ginkgo biloba, which is simple in appearance and elegant in quality. Even the best fruit among fruits, Ganju, is inferior by three points. The firmness and nobility of Ginkgo biloba, though wandering in the Jianghu, still maintains the charm of "jade bone Ice Muscle".
In five or six sentences, I compared the relationship between branches and drunken Yang Guifei peony, and wrote the modality of double ginkgo. The sweetness of ginkgo fruit can't be written in two sentences, which shows that couples are connected and love is always new. This word completely describes the inner spirit of Ginkgo biloba, which can be regarded as an excellent description of Ginkgo biloba by scholars in previous dynasties.
Background: Ginkgo biloba was transplanted to the north of the Yangtze River in Song Dynasty, and was given a name by the court, which became the heyday of Ginkgo biloba development in history. Because it looks like a duck's foot, it is also called "duck's foot" Ouyang Xiu's poem "Duck Feet" wrote: "Duck Feet was born in the south of the Yangtze River, and its name is not floating. Because of tribute, Ginkgo biloba is expensive in Zhongzhou. "
There is a line in the poem "A Gift from Yu Sheng in Meiwanling": "Goose feathers are given thousands of miles away, and people are important. Although there are hundreds of duck feet, they are valuable. " When Mei received Ouyang Xiu's poems, she wrote the poem "Appreciating Uncle Yong Ginkgo" according to its rhyme: "What did I have last year? I gave away my duck feet. People will be more expensive than goose feathers. "
Extended data:
In the Song Dynasty, ginkgo biloba was transplanted to the north of the Yangtze River in large quantities and was given a name by the court, which became the heyday of ginkgo biloba development in history. Because it looks like a duck's foot, it is also called "duck's foot" Ginkgo biloba leaves are dried leaves of Ginkgo biloba. Harvest when the leaves are still green in autumn and dry them in time. It is usually cultivated artificially. The cultivation area reaches Liaoning in the north, Guangdong in the south, Zhejiang in the east, Shaanxi and Gansu in the west and Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan in the southwest.
All the living ginkgo trees in the world today originated in China. According to legend, there are two ways for Ginkgo biloba in China to spread abroad: first, from the Southern and Northern Dynasties to the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it spread to the Korean Peninsula by land in the 6th century, and then from the Korean Peninsula to Japan by sea; Another way is that in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Japan sent envoys and learned monks to introduce Ginkgo biloba from China and spread it to Japan by sea.
The spread of Ginkgo biloba to Japan is related to the spread of Buddhism. /kloc-in the 0/8th century, Europeans introduced ginkgo from Japan, and Americans introduced America from Europe. Ginkgo biloba was first introduced to the Korean peninsula in China, and now it has been widely planted in North Korea and South Korea. It is said that there are 5 million ginkgo biloba plants in South Korea alone, of which more than 200 are over 500 years old, and there are 1 ancient ginkgo biloba plants in Yongmushan Ancient Temple on Jiangyuan Road, which are over 1 and 60 meters high.
The medicinal value of Ginkgo biloba began in the Song Dynasty in China and was recorded in Shennong Herbal Classic. However, the medicinal value of Ginkgo biloba and Ginkgo biloba began in the Song Dynasty (960- 1279), and many herbal books such as Daily Materia Medica in the Yuan Dynasty, Compendium of Materia Medica in the Ming Dynasty and Materia Medica in the Qing Dynasty have been recorded.