1. Good words and sentences to describe impatiens
"Henna"
***
Hundreds of flowers compete In spring, nails sleep alone.
Leaves are beginning to grow in spring, and flowers are blooming in hot summer.
The leaf branchlets are weak, diverse and beautiful.
All grass is covered by the sun, but the maidservant is proud of the fire sky.
Yuanming only loves chrysanthemums, Dunyi loves green lotus.
I only love nails, which one makes me stronger.
It was a summer, and *** went to play at the Baoan Temple near my grandma’s house. He saw colorful impatiens blooming around the temple. This is a small flower that grows anywhere regardless of soil. It is commonly known as henna because its petals can be used to dye nails.
Looking at the henna that grows tenaciously and blooms in the hot summer, the young *** can’t help but have the desire to write poetry, and is reminded of the poems about flowers that the ancients had their own interests in: Tao Yuanming retired to the countryside, alone Love chrysanthemums; Zhou Dunyi was a noble person by nature and only loved lotus flowers. At this time, *** prefers henna with its weak branches and strong will. After returning from Bao'an Temple, *** recited a five-character poem "Henna Ode".
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The poem "Ode to Henna" uses simple and lively language to describe the growth characteristics of henna and the strong character of smiling proudly in the hot summer. The theme is highlighted at the end. , which entrusts the noble ideals and sentiments of young Mao Zedong.
Young *** has a unique discernment. In the wind spirit of the very common impatiens, he sees that it has a symbolic character that is different from that of chrysanthemums and lotus. He composes an impromptu poem and uses the flowers to express his ambitions and express his feelings. Show a kind of personality and will that is proud of the harsh environment. 2. Four-character idioms about impatiens.
1. Flowers and brocades [ huā tuán jǐn cù ]
Definition: Like flowers and brocades gathered together. Describes a colorful and brilliant scene.
Source: Chapter 94 of "Journey to the West" by Wu Cheng'en of the Ming Dynasty: "What a cluster of flowers! That area is gorgeous and enchanting; it is really better than the Moon Palace in Heaven; no less than the Yao Palace in the Immortal Palace."
huā: initial consonant: h, final rhyme: ua, tone: first tone.
tuán: initial consonant: t, medial consonant: u, final rhyme: an, tone: second tone.
jǐn: initial consonant: j, final rhyme: in, tone: third tone.
cù: initial consonant: c, final rhyme: u, tone: fourth tone.
2. Flourishing flowers [ fán huā sì jǐn ]
Definition: Fan: many and lush. Brocade: brocade woven with colorful patterns. There are many colorful flowers, like colorful brocades. Describe beautiful scenery and beautiful things.
Source: Cao Jinghua's "Golden Flowers at the Foot of Diancang Mountain": "After lunch, we sat... among the blooming flowers and listened to her talk about Shacun Commune."
< p> fán: initial consonant: f, final rhyme: an, tone: second tone.huā: initial consonant: h, final rhyme: ua, tone: first tone.
sì: initial consonant: s, final: i, tone: fourth tone.
jǐn: initial consonant: j, final rhyme: in, tone: third tone.
3. Colorful flowers [ chà zǐ yān hóng ]
Definition: refers to flowers of various colors.
Source: Chapter 23 of "Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: Although I didn't listen carefully, two sentences accidentally blew into my ears, and I said clearly without missing a word: "It turns out that the flowers are blooming all over, like purple and red. All this results in broken wells and ruined walls."
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4. Green branches and green leaves [ qīng zhī lǜ yè ]
Definition:
< p> 1. Green branches and leaves. Mostly refers to trees that grow lushly.2. A metaphor for youth.
Source: Chapter 26 of "Journey to the West" by Wu Cheng'en of the Ming Dynasty: "He pulled out my willow branches, put them in the alchemy furnace, and burned them until they were parched, and then brought them back to me. I took it and put it in a bottle, and after a day and night, the green branches and leaves were restored, and they were the same as before."
qīng: initial consonant: q, final syllable: ing, tone: first tone.
zhī: initial consonant: zh, final rhyme: i, tone: first tone.
lǜ: initial consonant: l, final rhyme: u, tone: fourth tone.
yè: initial consonant: y, final rhyme: e, tone: fourth tone.
5. bud ready to bloom [ hán bāo yù fàng ]
Definition: bud: flower bud; desire: about to bloom; put: open. Describe the appearance of flowers when they are about to bloom but have not yet bloomed.
Source: Qing Dynasty Li Ruzhen's "Jing Hua Yuan": "He also ordered the flower-destroying envoys to come and go to protect them, in anticipation of the time when the buds will bloom and the calyx will bloom, and they will be blooming.
” 3. Poems describing impatiens
Poems describing impatiens
1. "Impati"
Wu Renbi of the Tang Dynasty
When the fragrant red and tender green are blooming, the cold butterflies and hungry bees are unknown.
The best place to see it at this time is when the sun rises above the green parasol branches.
2. "Goldilocks." 》
Yan Shu of the Song Dynasty
The color of the nine buds is the brilliance of spring clouds, and the red osmanthus is majestic and delicate.
The title is the best, and the head is leaning against the red railing. .
3. "Impati Flower"
Yang Wanli of the Song Dynasty
Take a closer look at the small golden phoenix flowers and spend all the time in dyeing them;
The snow-colored white-edged robe is purple, with four different shades of red
4. "Imposium Flowers Seen in a Mountain Village"
Song Dynasty Chen Hui
< p> The small flowers bloom in the right direction, and the branches and leaves are naturally beautiful.The half traces are colorful and micro-powder is added, and a few petals are dyed with fresh red.
After sleeping on the sparse curtain, The fragrance floats in front of the statue.
Don’t be afraid that there are beautiful things in the lonely mountain village.
5. "Impati Flower"
Song Dynasty. ·Xiang Anshi
Purple phoenixes are still crying, sitting on their heads in threes and fives.
I love flowers without realizing that the flowers and branches are there. They follow the stems and roots. 4 . Sentences describing impatiens flowers
Related poems
"Look carefully at the small golden phoenix flowers, and spend all the time dyeing them. The snow-white robes with white edges are purple, and the sun is more vivid. Like red. "Whose music is playing on the cave flute? The moon is half-slanted in the west of the river." The slender nails are dyed red, and the impatiens flowers are pounded in the golden basin at night. "Concubine Yang was born with red hands and feet, and her nails and claws were all red, which was the effect in the palace." "" Listening to the golden pot pounding the impatiens at night, the slender nails are dyed red. Throwing a needle skillfully tests the mandarin duck water, and the autumn breeze in the embroidered pavilion is another year. " *** "Ode to Henna" Hundreds of flowers are blooming, and nails sleep alone. Leaves begin to grow in spring, and flowers are fresh in hot summer. The leaves and branches are weak, and there are many types and bright colors. The sun rises with all the grass, but there is no fire in the maid. Yuan Ming loves Yi Ju, and Dun Yi likes green lotus. I only love nails, which makes my ambition stronger. The wax light hangs high in the gauze sky, and the red gauze is blown in the flower room at night. It's warm, the seven stars are hung on the city, and the shadows are dim. The colorful luan curtains are covered with frost marks, and the crows are hanging under the moon hooks, and the copper shop locks Ah Zhen on their knees. Zhu, Tianhe falls on Changzhou Road. May you be as bright as the sun, and let me ride on the fish to skim the waves. * Li He accidentally saw the woman next door touching the candle, and wrote a poem about using impatiens flowers for Chinese women. The earliest record of "nail art". Various Colored Impatiens
"Impatiens" by Wu Renbi of the Tang Dynasty When the fragrant red and tender green flowers are blooming, there are cold butterflies and hungry bees. The best place to look at this time is when the morning sun rises Biwu branch. * Refers to the Biwu branch on which the phoenix often resides. It is used to refer to the impatiens flowers that can be seen on the branches. Zhang Hu of the Tang Dynasty, "Listening to the Zheng", has ten slender jade bamboo shoots, which look like flying geese slanting through the green clouds. It is said that the Great Wall is bitter, and the water is swallowed by the clouds and the wind is cold all night long. Zhang Hu of the Tang Dynasty "觱篥": A tube of wonderful Qing Dynasty, the slender red jade finger is long. The title of the poem is the most famous one, and the head is leaning against the vermilion railing. Yang Wanli of the Song Dynasty, "Imati Flower", looks closely at the small golden phoenix flowers, and spends a lot of time dyeing the flowers; the snow-colored white-edged robe is purple, and there are four different shades of red. "Zui Hua Yin" by Lu Xiuqing of the Yuan Dynasty. After the phoenix flowers in Qulan bloom, they are smashed into a golden basin to remove them temporarily. They are stained with spring fibers and become dark red overnight. There are a few acacia beans on the sleeves. . Trying on new makeup at dawn, the eyebrows are painted, and the red rain makes the heart happy. "Impati Flower" by Yang Weizhen of the Yuan Dynasty. Buds. Playing with pink tears and throwing red beans, playing with flowers and wisps of crimson clouds. The female companions often ask each other when they meet, and they mistakenly recognize the palace sand. Yuan·Yang Weizhen's "Impati Flower": Peach blossom petals fall randomly when playing the zither. Yuan·Yang Weizhen: Night. The golden phoenix pistils that guard the palace are smashed, and the ten tips are replaced by the red crow's beak. Whose song is the cave flute? . Ming Dynasty Qu You's gold pot bangs in response, and the silver armor is more suitable for spring. The good Qian Liang paints the bamboo leaves and peach branches. Ming Dynasty Qu You's "Fengxian": The phoenix is ??not seen flying on the high platform, and the fairy soul is comforted. Thoughts. Xu Jie of the Ming Dynasty: The golden phoenix blooms in the brightest color, dyeing the beauty's fingertips. Yan Yi: Picking autumn flowers at leisure and smashing the cicadas, mixed with Yin red jade. Liu Hao's "Impati Flower" of the Qing Dynasty. The spring clouds gather, and the Danxue is majestic and graceful. The title is directly on the famous scene, and the head is leaning on the red railing. The color of Lu Zhaolin's fingers is getting brighter, and the flowers are flowing freely while playing the piano: if the impatiens flower really has a kind of transparency. The fragrance of bones can pass through the quiet streets and alleys, pass through the wind-stained scenery, pass through the tranquil and quiet nights, and thousands of years, and can be reflected in old things, separation sorrow, residual dreams, lost buildings, and thousands of miles of mountains and rivers. In interpreting the secular world, the flowers blooming and falling have become lingering memories, so the flying birds, galloping horses, butterflies and cooking smoke will not get lost. A season and a plant, after losing contact, the soul of the flower is looking for a way back in drunken dreams.
Edit this paragraph about the legend of impatiens.
Impatiens is pungent in taste and warm in nature. It can activate blood circulation, dissipate blood stasis, stimulate menstruation and reduce swelling. It is an important folk medicine for gynecological regulation of menstruation and external treatment of bruises.
Legend has it that a long time ago, there was a girl named Fengxian in Youxi, Fujian. She was slim, gentle and kind-hearted, and she fell in love with a young man named Jintong. One day, the county magistrate's son was passing by. Seeing Fengxian's beauty, he felt evil and came to tease her. He was scolded by Fengxian. Fengxian knew that a disaster was coming and decided to flee to another country with the golden boy. The Phoenix Fairy only had her father, and the Golden Boy only had his mother. The four of them set off overnight. On the way, Jintong's mother fell ill, suffered from amenorrhea and abdominal pain, and there was nowhere to seek medical advice in the wild mountains, so the four of them had to stop and rest. Besides, the county magistrate heard that his son was scolded by a village girl, so he ordered his men to come and arrest him. Seeing that they were about to be overtaken, they had no choice but to bid farewell to their parents and jump into the abyss to save their lives. The two old men endured their grief and buried them together. At night the two old men lay next to the grave. The Phoenix Fairy and the Golden Boy entrusted a dream to their parents, telling them that the flowers blooming in the mountain stream could cure their mother's illness. When I woke up the next day, I saw that the mountain stream was full of red and white flowers. The red ones were like morning glow, and the white ones were like pure silver. The old man decoctions the flowers and can cure his illness after taking it. Later generations named this traditional Chinese medicine impatiens or golden boy flower in commemoration. 5. Description of Impatiens
The scientific name of Impatiens: Impatiens balsamina Linn. English name: Garden Balsam. Alias: Nail Grass. Overview of plants in the family Balsaminaceae and genus Impatiens: It is an annual erect fleshy herb, about 1 meter high, with upper branches, pubescent or almost smooth.
The leaves are alternate, broad or narrowly lanceolate, about 10 cm long, with a tapered top, sharp teeth on the edge, and a wedge-shaped base; there are several pairs of glands near the petiole. The flowers are large and beautiful, pink, white, red, purple or other colors, single or double, born in the leaf axils.
The capsule is spindle-shaped, with white hairs. When mature, it bursts into five convoluted fruit petals; the seeds are numerous, spherical, and black. The flowering and fruiting period is from June to September.
Impatiens, also known as henna, dyed henna, small peach, etc. Because its flower head, wings, tail and feet are all upturned like a phoenix, it is also called Goldilocks.
Impatiens is an annual herbaceous flower of the family Impatiens, native to China and India. The stems of impatiens are 40-100 cm high, fleshy, thick, and upright.
The flower shape is like a butterfly, and the color is pink, bright red, purple, white and yellow, sprinkled with gold, etc., and is easy to change. Some varieties can have flowers of several colors on the same plant.
Most impatiens have single petals, while those with double petals are called impatiens. According to ancient flower records, there are more than 200 varieties of Fengxianyin, many of which have been lost.
Because Fengxian is good at variation, some good varieties have been produced through artificial cultivation and selection, such as five-color Dangtou Feng, peanut stems with large and bright flowers at the top of the stem, and Shiyangjin. According to different flower types, it can be divided into rose type, camellia type, dianthus type, etc.
The flowering period of impatiens is from June to August, and it produces a peach-shaped capsule. When mature, the shell bursts by itself, and the seeds are ejected for self-sowing and reproduction, so the seeds must be collected in time. Impatiens like sunshine, are afraid of moisture, are heat-tolerant but not cold-tolerant. They are suitable for growing in loose, fertile and slightly acidic soil, but they are also tolerant of barren soil.
Impatiens have strong adaptability, are easy to survive when transplanted, and grow rapidly. When potted, the seedlings can be transplanted after they have grown 3-4 leaves.
Use small-diameter pots first, gradually change to larger pots, and finally plant in large pots with a diameter of 20 cm. Start applying liquid fertilizer after 10 days and apply it every other week.
After planting, the main stem of the plant should be topped to enhance its branching ability; the flowering base should be removed at any time, which will encourage the tops of each branch to bloom one after another. Impatiens have strong survivability and good adaptability, and generally have few pests and diseases.
If the temperature is high and the humidity is high, and powdery mildew occurs, 50% thiophanate-based wettable powder 800 times of the solution can be sprayed to prevent and control it. If leaf spot occurs, 50% carbendazim wettable powder 500 times can be used to prevent and control it.
The main insect pest of impatiens is red hornworm, whose larvae will eat the leaves of impatiens. If such pests are found, they can be captured and eliminated manually.
Uses: The seeds of impatiens are also called impatience, and the stems are also called penguincao. They can be used as medicine. They have the effects of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, diuresis and detoxification, and dredging menstruation and penetrating bones. Fresh grass mashed and applied externally can treat sores, boils, swelling and pain, and poisonous insect bites.
The seeds are an antidote and have the effects of stimulating menstruation, inducing labor, eliminating phlegm, and eliminating lumps. Pregnant women should not take it. Pound the whole plant into juice and use it externally to treat bruises. Add some alum to the petals and mash them. Dye your nails. The seeds contain saponins, fatty oils, sterols, polysaccharides, proteins, amino acids, and volatile oils.
It is cultivated in all provinces in the north and south of my country; it is used for ornamental purposes. In addition to being used as flower borders and bonsai installations, it can also be used as cut flowers. Propagation: It prefers sunny terrain and loose, fertile soil, but can also grow in poorer soil.
Propagate from seeds. Impatiens are propagated by seeds.
Sow seeds from March to September, and April is the most suitable month, so that they can bloom in early or mid-June, and the flowering period can last for more than two months. Before sowing, the seedbed should be watered thoroughly to keep it moist. The seeds of phoenix are relatively small and should not be watered immediately after sowing to avoid washing away the seeds.
Then cover with a thin layer of soil about 3-4 mm, pay attention to shading, and seedlings can emerge in about 10 days. When the seedlings grow 2-3 leaves, they should be transplanted, and then gradually transplanted or potted.
Medicinal Use: Source: This product is the flower of Impatiens balsamina L., a plant in the family Impatiens. Harvest the flowers when they are in full bloom in summer and use them fresh or dried.
The nature and flavor are sweet and warm. A little poisonous.
Functions: Promoting blood circulation and promoting menstruation, dispelling wind and relieving pain, and external detoxification. Used for amenorrhea, bruises, blood stasis, swelling and pain, rheumatoid arthritis, carbuncles, boils, snake bites, tinea manuum.
Usage and dosage: 1~2 qian; appropriate amount for external use, mash fresh flowers and apply to the affected area. Note that pregnant women should not take this product.
Remarks (1) The whole plant is used as pentaphyllum in the south. (2) Impatiens contain cancer-promoting substances! Cancer-promoting substances do not evaporate directly, but they will seep into the soil. It is very dangerous to eat vegetables grown in this soil for a long time.
Related poems: "Looking closely at the little golden phoenix flowers, I have spent all my time dyeing them. The snow-white robe is purple, and the shades are as red as the sun." The moon is half-slanted.
The slender nails are dyed red, and the impatiens flowers are pounded in the golden basin at night. > "Listen to the golden pot at night to pound the impatiens, and the slender nails are dyed red and fresh. Throwing a needle skillfully to test the mandarin duck water, the autumn breeze in the embroidered pavilion is another year."
Chemical composition 1. Seed (impatient): Contains saponins, Lipid prevents oil. The oil contains balsaminasterol (c27h80o), parinaric acid (c17h28o2), α-spinasterol and β-sitosterol. In addition, it also contains saponins, quercetin diglycosides, quercetin triglycosides, volatile oils, proteins, amino acids and polysaccharides.
2. Flowers: Flowers contain 2-methoxy 1,4-naphthoide, flavonoids: kaempferol and quercetin. 3. Whole plant (Terraphylla): The above-ground part of Impatiens contains henna, henna and quercetin; the whole plant contains hydroxybenzoic acid, sinapinic acid and caffeic acid; the stem contains kaempferol-3-glucose Glycosides, tencelin, cyanidin, etc.; also contains various anthocyanins, including cyanidin, delphinidin, cyanidin, malvacin, kaempferol, proteins, amino acids and polysaccharides.
Pharmacological effects 1. Seeds (acute seeds): (1) Acute seeds decoction, tincture, and water infusion have obvious stimulant effects on the isolated uterus of rabbits and guinea pigs, and also on the eutopic uterus of anesthetized rabbits. Obvious stimulant effect. (2) The water decoction of this product has varying degrees of inhibitory effects on Staphylococcus aureus, hemolytic Streptococcus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Shigella flexneri, Shigella sonnei, and Typhimurium.
2. Flowers: The flower juice of impatiens has inhibitory effects on Epidermophyton rubrum, Trichophyton violarum, Epidermophyton inguinalis, and Epidermophyton Kaufmann golf balls. 3. Whole plant: The above-ground part of Impatiens.
6. A short essay describing impatiens requires 250 words
My family has a pot of impatiens, three of them in one ***, and I planted them all myself. The essay on impatiens requires 250 words. .Their roots are countless, intertwined and countless. Some of the roots extend to the top of the soil. They must have come up because there is no room below! Their stems are more than 20 centimeters high. The bottom is red, gradually rising, becoming lighter and lighter, turning green. The green leaves on the stems are so green that it seems that even water droplets will be dyed green. When I watered, some water splashed on the green leaves, and the water drops followed the green leaves. It was very beautiful. These impatiens have bloomed. , the colors are very bright, some are red, some are pink, and some are purple. Some flowers have shown smiling faces, some flowers are like shy little girls about to bloom; while some flowers have withered.
Looking at these beautiful flowers, I thought to myself, these are all the fruits of my labor!