Tamarisk
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Tamarisk is the most common and common plant on the plateau. Red willow trees take root, bloom and bear fruit everywhere. The tamarisk under the sand dunes has deep roots and extends its tentacles very long. The deepest and longest ones can reach more than thirty meters to absorb water. Red willow turns branches buried by quicksand into roots, and then emerges from the surface of the sand layer, stretching out clumps of twigs and tenaciously blooming small pale red flowers. In spring, goose-yellow buds sprout from the fiery red old branches of red willows, and then pieces of green leaves grow. The high and cold natural climate makes plateau people prone to rheumatism. The spring twigs and green leaves of red willow are good medicine for treating this stubborn disease and can save many people from the pain. Therefore, Tibetan people affectionately call her "Guanyin Willow" and "Bodhisattva Tree". It is reported that tamarisk, also known as tamarisk, is a small deciduous shrub with green leaves and red flowers. Its branches and leaves are used for medicinal purposes. It is a tree species for afforestation in desert saline-alkali lands. Da Yun is a commonly used medicinal material called Cistanche deserticola. It is an annual parasitic plant with yellow-brown stems and leaves, purple-brown flowers, and the stems can be used as medicine. Therefore, the wild rhinoceros has suffered from indiscriminate mining and excavation, and its resources have been depleted. One kilogram of dry goods on the market costs more than 50 yuan, so artificial cultivation is at the right time. Since tamarisk must be parasitic on the roots of tamarisk, artificial planting of tamarisk must be carried out first in order to develop the tamarisk planting industry on a large scale. Planting tamarisk has good economic and ecological benefits. Awati County, located on the edge of the desert, dared to be the first to have three harvests. It planned to plant 10,000 acres of Da Yun, and the first batch of 2,000 acres was implemented. This move is really about "developing the desert economy, building a green special zone, and man-made a garden of sacred trees, where you can smell the fragrance of flowers and the chirping of birds."
The Gobi desert spreads as the car drives, stretching as far as the eye can see and meeting the sky. The invisible fog there locks the desolation of the vast Gobi. The sky is blue, but the white clouds are still among the flying thoughts. The sparse camel thorn grass whispers to the wind, revealing the shadows of last night's stars. The sand and stones are quiet, the long-awaited sound of the bells on the Silk Road, falling on the ancient city walls, the prosperity in the Gobi, and the vicissitudes of the city that has long since fallen asleep. The smoke rising around the ancient fort, and the galloping horses on the ancient battlefield, also fell into the tunnel of history. There is silence in the Gobi Desert, and the passing years flow into its chest, watching everything about it leisurely! Looking from a distance, clusters of red clouds are scattered across the Gobi. The feeling of life is blooming in the branches of the red willow. In the loneliness of yellow sand, the purple branches of the red willow gradually wake up the quiet Gobi. I hope to take root in the shoals of the Gobi and put my soul into the desert. Wisps of brilliance shine in the depths of the desolate Gobi. On the vast Gobi desert, the figure of red willows with lavender in their eyes will bring you an elegance that has never been seen in the Gobi desert. You can't help but look back, looking for the long-lost tenderness in the desolation. On the thirsty Gobi, the red willows are facing you. The ruthlessness of the wind and sand, the loneliness under the night, not afraid of the howling of wolves and the cries of ghosts, still leave the friendly smile to the desolation of the Gobi. It knows that the indifferent Gobi needs the warmth of love to melt, and how many treasures are waiting in the huge Gobi sky. Digging. Red willows multiply silently on the deserted beaches of the Gobi. Its roots are implanted deep in the earth, absorbing the layers of bitterness in the Gobi salt and alkaline, dissolving the life-hating elements in the Gobi soil, ushering in green seeds and brewing for the coming year. In spring, oases will rise in the Gobi. The lakes and villages in the mirage can be moved from the horizon. The Gobi is full of fruits and vegetables, and the trees are shady. The road leading to the Silk Road will no longer leave the groans of lonely travelers. The long national highway carries the dream of the ancient Gobi, slowly unfolding, laughter is spreading all the way over the Gobi, and white clouds pass overhead. Maybe you are wandering in the desert of your soul at the moment. You need to know that there are plants like tamarisk in the world. They are covered with warm sunshine and can be rooted in the depths of your soul, absorbing your depression and attracting an oasis. The water from the canal will nourish your drying soul. Red willow has no stalwart body, no graceful charm, and no sweet fruits, but it has the most persistent foundation. It is closely related to the Gobi. It can withstand the lonely wind and cold, wait for the deserted desert, withstand the challenge of the night, and hold up The sun of the years has transformed the Gobi desert-like soul into a rich land, adding green hope! The tamarisk has always grown in the Gobi desert, without trees or grass. It contends with the wind and sand during the day and keeps company with the stars at night.
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Red Willow Poetry
The Red Willow Poetry, also known as "To Sister Drunken Autumn with Red Leaves", is a seven-character acrostic quatrain. The author is Mr. Jiang Hongyan (pen name: Fenghua Caizi), a famous contemporary poet and poet. This poem was written for my friend "Red Leaves Drunken Autumn" (a pseudonym in Internet literature). It vividly uses symbolic artistic techniques to create an artistic conception that is deep and meaningful.
Tamarisk poetry, the source of symbolic techniques: Red willow is the most common and common plant on the plateau. Red willow trees take root, bloom and bear fruit everywhere. The tamarisk under the sand dunes has deep roots and extends its tentacles very long. The deepest and longest ones can reach more than thirty meters to absorb water. Red willow turns branches buried by quicksand into roots, and then emerges from the surface of the sand layer, stretching out clumps of twigs and tenaciously blooming small pale red flowers. In spring, goose-yellow buds sprout from the fiery red old branches of red willows, and then pieces of green leaves grow. The high and cold natural climate makes plateau people prone to rheumatism. The spring twigs and green leaves of red willow are good medicine for treating this stubborn disease and can save many people from the pain. Therefore, Tibetan people affectionately call her "Guanyin Willow" and "Bodhisattva Tree". Populus euphratica is more tenacious than red Liu.
Red Willow Poem, specific content:
Red Willow Shakes in the Wind and Splendid Essay,
The leaves are falling in Xinghua Village.
Drunkly reciting poems and bones, the soul is thin,
The autumn water shines in the sky without leaving a trace.