Fruit fruit, commonly known as fruit fruit, invertebrates and insects, is called fruit fruit by grasshoppers in northern China. It is a large Dendrolimus punctatus with a body length of about 40 mm, and its body is mostly grass green, and some of it is gray or grayish white.
The hind wings are slightly longer than the front wings, and there are also species with short wings or wingless wings. The male insect has a sound generator on its front wing. There are a pair of hearing organs at the base of tibioarticular segment of forefoot. The hind leg joints are well developed, with four hocks. The tail is short and the ovipositor is knife-shaped or sword-shaped.
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As early as the Book of Songs and Erya, there were many poems describing owls. The Book of Songs says, "The feather of an owl is embarrassing. Zhen Zhenxi, a descendant of Yi 'er, expressed people's beautiful desire for happiness by comparing the prosperity of the family with bandits and the prosperity of future generations with their harmony. In the Tang and Song Dynasties, pine caterpillars were raised and the sound of grasshoppers was used for fun.
During the Ming and Qing dynasties, from the emperor to the people, they all liked insects. Liu Ruoyu, the eunuch of the Ming Dynasty, recorded in the History of the Forbidden City in the Ming Dynasty: "Ancestors are children and grandchildren, raised in the deep palace, accompanied by Po, or they don't know the importance of bearing children, but only concentrate on dragons, failing to make full use of fish. They keep cats and pigeons. Those who are famous for keeping cats, babies and carrying on the family line just want to take this opportunity to erode their vitality.
The emperor kept pets in the palace to show the scenery to future generations and make the royal family more prosperous. It is also intentional to use the words "Zi Si" and "Qian Ying" to name the palace gate.