Chinese is a teaching subject in the basic education curriculum system. Chinese ability is the basis for learning other subjects and sciences. It can be seen that learning Chinese well is very important. Below I have collected the original text and appreciation of Song of Trees, hoping it will be helpful to everyone.
Original text
The poplar tree is tall, the banyan tree is strong,
The leaves of the sycamore tree are like palms.
The maple trees have red leaves in autumn,
The pines and cypresses are green all year round.
Kapok likes warmth in the south,
Birch is cold-resistant and guards the north.
Living fossil of Ginkgo Metasequoia.
The golden osmanthus flowers fill the courtyard with fragrance. Appreciation
This lesson is a children’s song that introduces the characteristics of trees. It describes poplar, banyan, sycamore, maple, pine, cypress, kapok, birch, ginkgo, metasequoia and osmanthus trees. 11 kinds of trees, etc., showing the richness of nature’s tree species.
Each sentence in the text has a different perspective. The first sentence observes the shape of the trees and describes the height of the poplar tree, the growth of the banyan tree and the palm-like characteristics of the sycamore leaves. The second sentence observes the color of the leaves, describing the fiery red of maple leaves and the emerald green of pine and cypress trees. The third sentence observes the habits of trees and writes about the different habits of kapok that likes warmth and birch that tolerates cold. The last sentence introduces two kinds of trees known as "living fossils" and the sweet-scented osmanthus tree that fills the garden. About the author
Zhou Yun'an, Han nationality, was born in Lintong, Shaanxi in 1940-1970. Graduated from the Chinese Department of Shaanxi Normal University. Professor at Northwest A&F University. He has been engaged in the teaching and research of garden history and forestry history for a long time and founded the Forestry History Research Office of Xiji Forestry College. Published papers such as "On Forest Agriculture—Also on the Origin of Agriculture", "A Brief History of Ancient Tree Planting in Shaanxi", "Historical Changes of Qinling Forest and Its Resistance".
He is the author of books such as "History of Shaanxi Gardens", "Fun Code of Plants and Trees", "Ode to Chinese Emperors" and "Long Singing of Trees in the Autumn Garden". "Shaanxi Garden History" was rated as a key book in the "Ninth Five-Year Plan" of Shaanxi Province. "The Song of Trees in the Autumn Garden" was included in the "2011 China Forestry Press Autumn Textbook Catalog".