Whenever autumn comes, the tall guava trees are full of fruits, which are round and big, and so delightful.
The large fruits are bright and shiny, deep red in color on the sunlit side and green on the backlit side. In the dense green leaves of the backdrop, more than the June flowers, there are a few large pomegranates, most of the pomegranate seeds inside is too large, squeezed through the skin, one by one out of the watery head, seems to say to me: Li Wo, want to taste the code? We are delicious, sweet and sour.
I look at the pomegranate, salivating, and picked a hand, peeled off the skin, inside the pomegranate seeds in the sunshine crystal bright, like a small jewel. Put in the mouth gently bite, sweet and sour juice suddenly overflowed the mouth, this sweet, sweet intoxicating; this sour, sour unusual, really good taste.
The pomegranate tree's neighbor is the loquat tree, has long been fruitless, but the new leaves are tender green, tender green, and there is a layer of silver-white hairs on top of it, which is fuzzy and soft and lovely to the touch. Dad told me, the new leaves in the center of the top bud, is pregnant with the next year's flower buds, to the next spring, they will blossom and fruit.
Well, I thought the fall was just the season of harvest, but it turns out to be the starting line of new life. The harvest of the fall, the breeding of the fall, you for my window to bring vitality, no wonder the small maple tree for you in the autumn wind applause, the little hand drumming red red, race over the morning and evening of the cloud haze.
Of course, I will not forget you, dotted at home in the window of the pine, pineapple.
2. Fruit poems from January to DecemberFruit poems from January to December are as follows:
New Year's greetings for the first month of the year, bananas in February are sweet and fragrant,
Loquats in March are yellow and yellow, pineapples in April are sour and tart,
Lychee in May is red and remembered, watermelons in June are returned to the side of the road,
Longan is good for the Pudu in July, pomelo is good for the Mid-Autumn Festival in August,
Grape is good for the wine in September, and pomelo is good for the Mid-Autumn Festival in October. The grapes are good for wine in September, and the guavas are green in October
The lotus flower is sweet in November, and the strawberries are full of strawberries in December.
Extended Information
Seasonal Fruits:
Spring
Lemon, loquat, maidenhair fruit, pineapple, dragon fruit, strawberries, lychee, blackberry, mangosteen, cherries, lotus fog, guava, kabocha
Summer
Pineapple, strawberries, blackberries, dragon fruit, blueberries, lychee, durian, mulberry, peach, mangosteen, apricots, watermelon, melon, cherry, mangosteen, and other fruits. watermelon, melon, cherries, prunes, coconuts, apples, cantaloupe, longan, plums, mangoes, peaches, nectarines, poppies, passion fruits, yellow peaches, kiwi fruit
Papaya, grapes, green tisanes, sago, figs, mystic fruits, sago, pineapple nectar, avocado, lotus seed, rambutan, raspberries, serpentine, sophora, kabocha, blackberry, prunes
Autumn
Apple, passion fruit, mushroom, red grape, yellow peach, begonia, dragon fruit, cantaloupe, longan, blueberry, plum, mandarin orange, kiwi, papaya, mango, grape, peach, green grape, snake fruit, sago, persimmon, mangosteen, pomegranate, fig, grapefruit, pear, pear, watermelon, poppy, jujube, pineapple, olive, kumquat, tangerine, navel orange
Hawthorn, banana, grapefruit, sugar cane
Pineapple, olive, sugarcane, tangerine, orange, tangerine, banana, lemon, sundew, egg yolk, guava, kabocha
Winter
Pineapple, olive, sugarcane, tangerine, orange, tangerine, banana, lemon, maidenhair, egg yolk, guava, kabocha
3. Write essays introducing the love of eating guavas
My Hometown in Hainan Island, where fruits all year round, coconut, mango, poppyseed, etc., which is the cheapest and most popular among children to guava.
Guava trees can be found everywhere, there are a few in my yard, the countryside farmers almost every family, as long as the conditions have a few trees. The guava trees in the orchard are even more lush, they have been pruned by the farmers to become almost the same height, in order to let it bear more fruit.
Guava flowers are white, very small, emitting a faint fragrance, attracting swarms of bees flying up and down in the bushes, as beautiful as a national painting. Although the flowers are small, each flower is a fist-sized guava. After the tree is full of flowers it will bear a tree full of fruit.
4. What is the meaning of "guava"Scientific name: Psidium guajava guava, commonly known as guava, Nabazai or plucked.
Taiwan guava for the myrtle family guava fruit trees, very soft flesh, juicy, sweet flavor, almost seedless, the flavor is close to the pear and Taiwan between the big green dates. Its fruit oval, creamy green to creamy white color, extremely beautiful, the average single fruit weighs more than 380 grams, the largest up to 550 grams, sugar content of 11.45%, contains a large amount of potassium, iron, carotene, etc., extremely rich in nutrition.
Guava is one of Taiwan's native fruits, or a first-class weight loss fruit. Has the following characteristics: 1, fruit shape has a spherical, oval, ovoid and pear-shaped, fruit skin ordinary green, red, yellow, flesh white, red, yellow and so on.
The flesh is tender, crisp and sweet, refreshing and comforting, often eaten without getting tired, is the best fruit for beauty. 2, nutritious, can increase appetite, promote children's growth and development, containing protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins A, B, C, calcium, phosphorus, iron.
Guava has a high nutritional value, in terms of vitamin C, more than citrus 8 times more than bananas, papaya, tomatoes (tomatoes), watermelon, pineapple, etc. dozens of times more than iron, calcium, phosphorus content is also rich in iron content in the seeds is more than other fruits, so it is best to eat together. 3, therapeutic and medicinal value, can prevent and cure hypertension, diabetes, for obesity and gastrointestinal patients, the most ideal edible fruit.
Guava leaves and young fruit slices dried tea, can assist in the treatment of diabetes. 4, the fruit without drugs, disease pollution, because of the scientific planting, from the beginning of small fruits on the set of film bags, until the harvesting of fruits, and drugs and pests isolated, is the standard green food.
5, with a variety of large, medium and small beautiful, exquisite packaging. Convenient for storage and transportation, due to different seasons, freshness time ranging from 15-30 days, and can be processed juice, is the current best-selling juice drinks, but also the best gift for modern people.
6, convenient raw food, fresh fruit wash (peel-free) can be eaten, some people like to cut pieces on the plate, plus a little sour plum powder or salt, unique flavor. Such as the use of home-based juicer, homemade juice, original flavor guava juice, enjoy the unique taste of life.
Taiwan Guava earliest planted 80 days to results, the latest planted 10 months can be harvested, and all year round in the growth of the results, the year can be harvested more than 25 kilograms of fruit, is the world's earliest production is also one of the most productive fruit trees. Taiwan guava almost no pests and diseases, as long as the climate conditions are suitable, with the planting of live, extremely fast growth, the average person can planting success.
Guava fruit can not only be freshly eaten, but also can be processed into juice, jam, dried fruit, but also can be made into a bonsai, has a broad market prospects. Is currently Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and Southeast Asia, one of the best-selling fruit.
Derivation 1: Chinese translation of ballad is the way the English word Ballad is translated in Taiwan. It means folk songs, ballads, and later extended to mean the kind of slow-paced lyrical songs that are taken out and pounded by record labels who think they're good, brainwashing the public and causing many people to leave false stereotypes about Ballad songs as rotten, hard to listen to, and unchanging, when in fact, Ballad songs can be very good and innovative.
Nowadays, the barbershop songs we hear usually have a set of standardized arrangements, and a bunch of lyrics written by lyricists who have problems with writing, which are too similar to each other and hard to get out of the mold. P.S. A related review: "This music is so baroque!" "Oh, that's just another barbershop song!" The word "ballad" has been around for years, and is often used as a negative adjective, especially in the ears of music fans who have a strong taste for the clichéd, uninspired, uninspired, and so on, and will often give a ballad to a song that they will not eat.
But what exactly is a "ballad"? But what is "Ballad"? It's rare to hear anyone give an operational definition of it. In short, "that" is called "Ballad", and there's nothing good about Ballad, anyway. Is that so? Bold as I am, I tried to rely on my knowledge and the information I found, want to help this fruit, even if it can not make it from now on to get a good reputation, at least, also want to let everyone know what it really is.
The little English-Chinese dictionary calls it a folk song, a ballad, a popular narrative poem; the Oxford English Dictionary explains it as 'A song telling a story', which also means a song with a narrative. As you know, it's hard for an anecdotal dictionary to answer the question of what words are used in each specialized department, so what do the more specialized tools say? A quick check of Penguin's Jazz, The Rough Guide describes a barre as a slower pop tune, or a jazz tune composed in that style, or even a jazz tune played at that speed.
The jazz section of the All Music Guide, on the other hand, says that a barre is usually defined in two ways: as a lyrical piece with a melody that can be sung, or as any piece played at a slow tempo. The former is actually the main definition while the latter is often used to describe tunes that are played at 'barre speed'.
First of all, apart from these jazz toolkits, there is a definition of a barre in the poetry section of English literature. A barre is a composed song that is sung, and the lyrics usually tell a story or folklore.
The lyrics are not excessively long, and the words are metrical, usually rhyming, and consist of three eight-line stanzas and a four-line stanza (similar to the chorus of many current tunes), with other provisions for the relationship of sentences within the stanzas, and so on. For example, one of the Taiwanese classics that is seldom referred to as a ballet, "The Wish of an Orphan Girl," is much more balletic than many of the songs that are referred to as ballets - it tells a story, it rhymes, and it can be sung.
But this nineteenth-century definition has changed in twentieth-century America, where barbershop is often used to describe the lyrical works of composers like George Gershwin, Cole Porter, and Irving Berlin. Even in the jazz world, many compositions that are played without lyrics are still referred to as barbershop. It seems that the definition of barbershop has changed because of the way it is used.
5. About barbershop musicIt is the translation of the English word Ballad in Taiwan
Method. It means folk songs, ballads, and later extended to mean the kind of slow-paced lyrical songs, which are taken out by record labels who think they are very good, brainwashing the public, and causing many people to leave wrong
stereotypes about Ballad songs, thinking that they are bad, hard to listen to, and unchanging, but in fact, Ballad songs can also be very good and innovative. Nowadays, the barbershop songs we can hear usually have a set of standardized arrangements, and a bunch of lyrics written by lyricists with problematic writing skills, which are too similar to each other and difficult to get out of the mold. Related Reviews "This music is so baroque!"
"Ugh, that's just another barbershop song!"
With the flexibility of language, the word "ballad" has been around for years, and it's often
used as a negative adjective, especially in the ears of music fans, who often give a song a ballad if it's clichéd, uninspired, and uninspired, etc.
But what exactly is a ballad? But what exactly is a "Ballad"? It's rare to hear anyone make an operational definition of it, in short, "that" is called Ballad, in short, Ballad, there is nothing good to hear.
Is that right?
Bold as I am, I tried to rely on what I knew and what I found to help this fruit, if not to give it a good name, at least to let people know what it is. The little English-Chinese dictionary calls it a folk song, a ballad, a popular narrative poem; the Oxford English Dictionary explains it as "A song telling a story", which also means a song with a narrative.
As you know, it's hard to get a dictionary to answer for the various specialized departments, so what about the more specialized tools? A quick check of Penguin's Jazz, The Rough
Guide describes a barre as roughly a slower pop tune, or a jazz tune composed in that style, or even a jazz tune played at that speed. The jazz section of the All
Music
Guide states that a barre usually has two meanings, either as a lyrical piece with a melody that can be sung, or as any piece played at a slow tempo. The former is actually the main definition, while the latter is often used to describe a piece played at "barre speed".
Looking beyond these jazz toolkits, there is a definition of a barre in the poetry section of English literature. A barre is a composed song that is sung, and the lyrics usually tell a story or folklore. The lyrics do not use excessively long sentences, and the words are rhymed, usually in rhyme, and consist of three eight-line stanzas and a four-line stanza (similar to the chorus of many tunes today), with other rules about the relationship between sentences within the stanzas, etc.
For example, there are a few examples of barbershop songs that have been sung in the past, but they are not the only ones that have been sung in the past.
For example, one of the Taiwanese classics, "The Wish of an Orphan Girl," which is seldom called a barbershop, is much more barbershop than many of the songs that are called barbershop, because it tells a story, it rhymes, and it can be sung. But this nineteenth-century definition changed in the United States in the twentieth century, when barbershop was often used to describe the lyrical works of composers such as George Gershwin, Cole Porter, and Irving Berlin, and was no longer considered to be a formality or a rhyme scheme, and even many of the jazz world's compositions that were played without lyrics were still called barbershop. They are still called barbershop.
It seems that the definition of the barbershop has changed over time because of the way it has been used, and it has been reduced over time to a definition that is all about the look and feel of the piece. As time went on, and as some barbershop songs became known as standards because they were played so often, it seems that the definition of barbershop has been simplified even further, with or without a story, as long as it's slow, comfortable music. Now that it's been defined so vaguely, my attempts to put a name to it seem to have failed.
Failure is failure, but I still want to say something about the barre. Although many deeper fans don't like the idea of jazz being viewed through the lens of "lyricism"
and even have some misconceptions and rejections of the barre, it's really quite good, and I can't blame anyone for loving it! It's just that, flat out, it's guava, and there's still good and bad! Kenny
Kerry's guavas are shiny, but dry and tasteless, but Kerchon's guavas are juicy, flavorful, crunchy, and sweet, so don't stop eating them just because you've eaten a bad one - it's just a chance to absorb the nutrients and benefits of guavas for no reason at all! As long as you pick the right orchard or grower, you can still have good guavas.
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