1. The towering oak grows from a small tree seed. ——Toro Fuller

2. The wood is flourishing, and the spring is beginning to trickle. ——Tao Yuanming of Jin Dynasty

3. The frost is miserable, but the whole year is always upright. Don’t you get cold? Pines and cypresses have their own nature. ——Liu Zhen of the Han Dynasty

4. The solitary pine stands on the green cover, with its roots facing Guang Road. If you don't take risks to protect yourself, you will make mistakes. ——Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty

5. People at that time did not know the Lingyun wood. It was snowy and frosty in nature, and it was not a member of the prosperous team. ——Qing Lu Huixin

6. Although willow trees are weak, they can entangle other trees. ——Europe

7. Fir can fulfill its nature and stand upright without being supported. It can be proud of the cold snow when it is alive, and it can benefit the building when it dies. It is the same as bamboo and cypress, so it can be straightened. ——Su Che of the Song Dynasty

8. The empress and the emperor have good trees, and they are all convinced. He was ordered not to move, but was born in the southern country. It's hard to follow the solid path, but it's even more ambitious. ——Warring States Period·Qu Yuan

9. There are oranges and oranges in the south of the Yangtze River, which are still green in the winter. How can it be that the local air is warm and the heart is cold every year.

——Tang·Zhang Jiuling