Famous aphorisms about trees

1. Plant a shade tree to prevent birds from leaving their homes.

2. If you want to be rich, plant more trees.

3. It is better to grow vegetables in the sun and plant fir trees in the shade.

4. A trace of willow and a thousand traces of hatred, one-third of spring beauty and two-part rest.

5. On the willow branches above the moon, people meet after dusk.

6. There are also thousand-year-old trees in the mountains, and it is rare to find a centenarian in the world.

7. Planting trees collectively does not care, and no matter how you plant, you will grow a forest.

8. People say that willow leaves are like frowning brows, and even more so, a sad heart is like willow silk.

9. People have joys and sorrows, and trees have spring, summer, autumn and winter.

10. The willow silk is long outside the spring love, and the people separated by the flowers are far away and the world is close.

11. If you protect the trees and cover the barren hills, you will not have to worry about food and clothing.

12. The willows at the ferry are green, and the branches and leaves are alienated.

13. Let life be full of vitality in love!

14. If you want to be rich in the long run, don’t forget to plant more trees.

15. There are straight trees in the mountains, but there are no straight people in the world.

Selected poems and famous quotes about trees

1. A trace of willow, an inch of tenderness.

2. In the past, when I left, the willows lingered; now when I come to think about it, it is raining and snowing.

3. Afforestation brings benefits, and planting trees brings wealth.

4. There are thousands of poplar trees in the village, so there is no need to collect firewood.

5. Gold and silver cannot be exchanged for clear water and green mountains.

6. Although the flowers and plants are speechless, my heart is crying!

7. I only love the two willow trees in front of the door, whose branches and leaves are inseparable.

8. The trees are flourishing and the springs are beginning to trickle.

9. To get a cornucopia, turn barren mountains into green forests.

10. The peaches and plums in the city are all gone in a moment, and they are like weeping poplars.

11. Without trees on the mountain, crops cannot be saved.

12. When there is no disaster, people nourish trees; when there is disaster, trees nourish people.

13. Three peaches, three apricots and four pears for five years, and the jujube tree will pay back that year.

14. The sky is bluer, the grass is greener, and the flowers are more beautiful.

15. Red beans grow in the south, and a few branches will appear in spring. I hope you will pick more of them, this is the most loved thing.