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Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the beauty of Chinese plant names, showcasing their poetic and philosophical significance in relation to nature and life [2][19]. Group 1: Plant Names and Their Meanings - The rose is referred to as "Four Seasons Flower" due to its year-round blooming nature [4]. - The rapeseed flower is called "Yun Tai," which signifies its yellow color and tender shoots [5]. - The orchid is known as "You Ke" or "Xiang Zu," emphasizing its fragrant presence even in a room [6]. - The white poplar is called "Du Yao," symbolizing its straight and strong nature [7]. Group 2: Additional Plant Names - The pear flower is referred to as "Ying Zhou Yu Yu," linking it to the mythical fairyland [6]. - The jasmine is called "E Gu Jun," highlighting its green calyx [7]. - The red camellia is known as "Du Sheng," while the white camellia is called "Yu Ming" [8]. - The hibiscus flower is referred to as "Shun Hua," indicating its beauty [9]. Group 3: More Plant Names - The kiwi is called "Chang Chu," reflecting its presence in ancient poetry [10]. - The honeysuckle is known as "Ren Dong," symbolizing its resilience in winter [11]. - The pomegranate flower is referred to as "Liu Jin," indicating its vibrant appearance [12]. - The ginkgo tree is called "Ping Zhong," representing its green spring foliage [13]. Group 4: Final Plant Names - The osmanthus flower is referred to as "Guang Han Xian," linking it to celestial beauty [14]. - The bamboo is called "Bao Jie Jun," emphasizing its upright character [15]. - The water lily is known as "Ling Bo," connecting it to the mythological figure [16]. - The banana plant is referred to as "Shan Xian," highlighting its various names [17]. Group 5: Cultural Significance - The peony is called "Jiang Li," symbolizing love and parting [18]. - The chrysanthemum is known as "Jiu Hua," associated with the ninth month of the lunar calendar [19]. - The hibiscus flower is referred to as "Qi Zhang," indicating its beautiful appearance [20]. - The lotus flower is known as "Fu Qu" or "Han Dan," reflecting its poetic imagery in literature [20].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the autumn chrysanthemum exhibition in Harbin, Heilongjiang, featuring 70,000 pots of chrysanthemums that attract numerous visitors [1]. Group 1 - The chrysanthemum exhibition took place on September 15 in Harbin, showcasing various types of chrysanthemums [3][5]. - Visitors engaged in activities such as sketching and taking photographs at the exhibition [7][11]. - The event serves as a significant attraction for tourists, enhancing the local cultural and tourism landscape [9][15].

Core Points - The commemorative flowerbeds along Chang'an Avenue for the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War have been unveiled, with a transition to National Day elements planned for September 15 [1] - Over 100 new and native plant varieties have been used in the flowerbeds, with 40 new varieties making their debut [1] - The flowerbeds are designed to withstand high temperatures and humidity, with enhanced maintenance planned due to increased rainfall in Beijing this year [1] - A new high-water-retention porous material called "irrigation blanket" has been applied to the hard surface flowerbeds to prevent water overflow and accumulation during heavy rainfall [1] - The flowerbeds will maintain a focus on frugality, with no major changes planned after the commemorative event, only minor adjustments and plant replacements [1] Seasonal Transition - After September 15, the flowerbeds will undergo a transition to incorporate National Day elements, including local changes in ground and vertical floral materials [2] - The selection of flower materials will shift to include more varieties suitable for cooler weather, such as chrysanthemums and roses, as the National Day approaches [2] - The annual practice of replacing the flowerbeds is expected to occur around October 20, before the onset of winter [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the positive impact of cultivating a large area of chrysanthemums in Guizhou Weining, which significantly contributes to farmers' income [1][2] - The initiative involves the planting of thousands of acres of chrysanthemums, which is expected to enhance local agricultural productivity and economic development [1][2] - The project aims to create a sustainable income source for local farmers, thereby improving their living standards and promoting rural revitalization [1][2]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the health benefits of bitter foods and herbs in traditional Chinese medicine, particularly during the summer season, suggesting that they can help regulate body temperature and improve overall health [1]. Group 1: Bitter Foods and Their Benefits - Bitter melon is highlighted as a natural remedy for lowering blood sugar, promoting digestion, and enhancing skin health, making it suitable for individuals with diabetes and skin issues [2][3]. - Lotus seed heart is noted for its calming effects, helping to lower blood pressure and alleviate insomnia, with recommended consumption methods including tea and porridge [5][6]. - Chrysanthemum is recognized for its ability to clear heat and improve vision, with suggested uses in teas and congee [8]. - Dried tangerine peel is mentioned for its digestive benefits, particularly in alleviating bloating and cough [10][11]. - Dandelion is described as a natural detoxifier, effective for conditions like breast inflammation and throat pain, with recommendations for its leaves and roots [12]. Group 2: Precautions and Suitability - Individuals with weak stomachs or cold conditions should avoid bitter foods, as they may exacerbate symptoms [4][7][17][18]. - Pregnant women and those in menstruation should be cautious with bitter herbs due to potential impacts on blood circulation [18]. - Children and the elderly should consume bitter foods with care, considering their digestive capabilities [20]. Group 3: Dietary Recommendations - Bitter foods are recommended for those with heat-related conditions, with suggestions for moderate consumption of bitter melon and lotus seed heart [16]. - Combining bitter foods with sweet ingredients can help balance flavors and enhance palatability, such as pairing bitter melon with eggs or adding honey to chrysanthemum tea [16].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the innovative agricultural practices in Xin Feng Village, Jiangsu Province, focusing on the development of a diversified economy through the cultivation of chrysanthemums and other crops, aiming to enhance local income and sustainability [1][2][3]. Group 1: Agricultural Practices - Xin Feng Village has successfully implemented a model of courtyard economy, where villagers utilize idle land for planting chrysanthemums and garlic, achieving significant income, with one acre potentially earning nearly 10,000 yuan [2]. - The village is set to build a freezing center to enhance the processing of agricultural products, which will allow for better market timing and price stability for chrysanthemums [1][3]. Group 2: Economic Development Strategies - The village's economic model includes six revenue-generating strategies: handcraft economy, specialty economy, courtyard economy, auxiliary housing economy, labor economy, and agricultural tourism economy [1]. - The village aims to increase the income of both individual farmers and the collective by 30% through brand development and strengthening the agricultural supply chain [3].