今秋市民可免费看传承四代的精品盆景

Core Viewpoint - The bonsai collection at Zhongshan Park in Wuhan, consisting of over 400 exquisite bonsai, has been officially registered as state-owned assets by the municipal state-owned assets supervision department [1]. Group 1: Historical Background - The bonsai garden spans over 1,000 square meters and features various species such as Five-needle Pine, Chinese Juniper, and Ginkgo, showcasing the dedication of park gardeners over 60 years [2]. - The first generation of bonsai masters, including Wang Wenhan, was trained in Suzhou and Shanghai, leading to the development of a unique style based on the Suzhou and Hangzhou schools [2][6]. - The second generation master, Yan Yiming, made significant contributions to the creation of tree stump and water-dry bonsai, passing the techniques to the current master, Luo Qiwen [6]. Group 2: Techniques and Innovations - Luo Qiwen has innovated in bonsai care, including the use of fish tank water for irrigation and a specific fertilization method involving a mix of various organic materials [6]. - A new research project led by Wu Xi aims to further develop and manage the Han-style bonsai techniques, marking the fourth generation of inheritance in this art form [6][7]. Group 3: Future Plans and Exhibitions - During the 2024 Autumn Chrysanthemum Exhibition, Zhongshan Park plans to showcase over 50 selected bonsai for public viewing, with intentions to hold two exhibitions annually [8].