Orchids in mountainous areas of Yuanzhou District, Jiangxi Province: Orchids are terrestrial orchids, which are mostly produced in Taiwan Province Province and distributed in Hainan, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan, Tibet, Gansu, Shaanxi, Hunan, Hubei, Jiangxi, Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other provinces. In the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai's poem said that "orchids float far away, and the grass grows fragrant roots", which shows that orchid cultivation and appreciation have developed.
Until the Southern Song Dynasty, when the capital was moved to Lin 'an (Hangzhou), orchid planting in Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Fujian became more and more popular, and many varieties such as Cymbidium hybridum, Cymbidium hybridum and Cymbidium hybridum were cultivated.
In the Qing Dynasty, Chen Zi's Flower Mirror (1688) recorded the morphology and cultivation methods of Eupatorium odoratum, Cymbidium hybridum, Eupatorium odoratum and Cymbidium Liquidambar. China's orchid industry suffered setbacks in the last century, and it did not develop rapidly until the reform and opening up in the 1980s.
4. Full map of wild orchid species in Jiangxi.
It looks like a orchid, so it's hard to identify it without flowers.
Appearance characteristics of Cymbidium hybridum: 1, with long leaves and small serrations at the edge, resembling Cymbidium hybridum.
2. The leaves are not as shiny as cymbidium and cymbidium.
3. pseudobulb is not outstanding.
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5. Are there orchids in Jiangxi?
Hu Shi (1891-1962) is a native of Jixi, Huizhou. At that time, he compared Huizhou people's hard-working, perseverance and hard-working entrepreneurial spirit to "Huizhou Camel Spirit".
1945 wrote the banner "We are Hui camels" for Xin 'an Association in Liyang, Jiangsu Province. 1953 wrote the banner of "Strive to be a camel of Hui nationality" for Jixi Association of Taiwan Province Province.
It is precisely because of Hu Shi's repeated propaganda that "Hui Tuo" has become more and more known to the world and has gradually become synonymous with Huizhou people.
"Huizhou Camel" has therefore become a spiritual symbol of Huizhou people's tenacity, diligence, pioneering and enterprising.
Camels are thirsty, docile and stubborn. They are especially suitable for walking on sand and can carry loads. They are called "ships in the desert". Why are Huizhou people called Huizhou camels?
The definition of "Huizhou Camel" in Ci Hai published by Zhonghua Book Company in Taiwan Province is: "Huizhou does not produce camels, which is a metaphor for Huizhou people's just struggle and would rather die than surrender.
According to historical records, Jin Sheng was captured in Congshanguan, Jixi in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. He secretly ordered his men to retreat to the Jingzhou mountain area at the junction of Anhui and Zhejiang, and blocked Sidaoling by terrain. He wants to be a Hui camel, which means he is not afraid of difficulties, sacrifice, hard work and endless trekking. Therefore, the name of the Hui camel spread like wildfire. "
However, because Huizhou people love to go out to do business, Huizhou camels are often used as metaphors for Huizhou merchants.