Analysis of Dichroic Ginkgo biloba (Goethe)

Ginkgo biloba is the earliest known tree species on the earth, and its vitality is extremely tenacious. It is known as the "messenger of hope". Ginkgo biloba leaves are fan-shaped, split in two at the edge and merged into one at the petiole, which is regarded as a "symbol of harmony", implying harmonious characteristics such as "one and two", "yin and yang" and "life and death". The poet Goethe was moved by the characteristics of Ginkgo biloba and died in 650.

Clear: The mysterious meaning seems to refer to the dichotomy of Ginkgo biloba leaves. Is it "a life ontology, separated from itself" or "the two are mutually selected and regarded as one"? In fact, it means that he (the knower) can "feel that I am one and in pairs" from Goethe's poems, which seems to be the "split" of Ginkgo biloba leaves. Poets connect with their own ideas and methods of poetry creation through the splitting phenomenon of Ginkgo biloba leaves.