What is a willow?

Question 1: What's the use of willow? Willow is a beautiful tree, which can be found in the north and south of China. Strong vitality is known as "intentional planting of flowers, unintentional planting of willows". When it comes to its use, it can be summarized as: 1. Beautify the environment, the banks of the river pond are full of spring.

2. You can enjoy the cool in summer.

3. Willow can be used to cook boards. Many people in the north use willow to cook boards directly. Because of the blunt wooden knife, a cutting board can be used for a lifetime.

4. Wicker is used for weaving frames and baskets. .....

5. The meaning of willow in ancient times: fold willow to say goodbye. Willow has this idea because it is homophonic to "stay".

Since the Han Dynasty, people have often expressed their feelings of parting by folding willows, which triggered the yearning for distant relatives and the homesickness of travelers. For example, the poem "Farewell" tested by 1987: the willows are hanging on the ground and the flowers are flying in the sky. Willow branches are broken and flowers are flying. Will pedestrians come back?

6. Willow is a positive tree species, which is mostly used by the people to ward off evil spirits and attract wind.

7. Willow has a saying that praises women's femininity.

8. Willow is in Jinan, Quancheng. Trees, springs and people blend together, which is known as "every family has a clear spring and every family hangs willows".

9, medical value:

9. 1 Liu Hua: Also known as Liu Zi, it is cool and soft, and can soothe the nerves and hypnotize as a pillow core. If the willow flower is finely ground, it can treat jaundice, hemoptysis, vomiting blood, hematochezia and amenorrhea in women, and can also treat toothache for external use.

9.2 Willow leaves: Like catkins, willow leaves are rich in tannins, which have the functions of clearing away heat and toxic materials, promoting diuresis and reducing swelling. Decocting with water can treat upper respiratory tract infection, bronchitis, pneumonia, cystitis, mumps and pharyngolaryngitis. Mashing and external application can treat heel pain.

9.3 Willow branches: Willow branches are traditional Chinese medicine bone-setting drugs. Decocting with water can treat coronary heart disease, chronic bronchitis, urinary tract infection, burns and scalds. Decocting in water and fumigation have obvious curative effect on rheumatic and rheumatoid arthritis.

9.4 willow root: it can dispel wind and promote diuresis, reduce swelling and relieve pain, and can treat breast abscess, toothache, otitis media and jaundice. Cooked with wine, it has better effects of expelling wind, reducing swelling and relieving pain.

9.5 willow bark: it can eliminate phlegm and improve eyesight, clear away heat and dispel wind, and can still cure scabies by decoction and fumigation. In addition, aspirin is a commonly used medicine with antipyretic and analgesic effects, and its scientific name is acetylsalicylic acid. The invention of aspirin originated from willows all over the world. In China and the west, it has been known since ancient times that willow bark has magical effects of reducing fever and relieving pain. In traditional Chinese medicine, willow also has the effect of medicine.

9.6 Willow crumbs: It's the crumbs in the holes eaten by willow insects. Can be used for treating itching and dermatitis, and can be warmed and ironed by boiling water for bathing or frying hot cloth.

Other uses need to be studied. ....

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Question 2: What are the uses of willow [at least four] 1 Willow buds are rich in protein ridges and are used for making tea.

Catkin can be used as pillow core and insole.

Willow leaf, willow bark and willow root can be used as medicine, resolving phlegm and improving eyesight, clearing away heat and preventing wind.

Willow furniture is not deformed, and willow branches are strong.

Willows beautify the environment and purify the air.

Question 3: Match the following words with sentences. What is heaven and earth right? Where does this river lead? What is this mountain for? What are these green trees for? What day is it today? What is a willow? Rivers are to mountains and rivers, heaven and earth are to Gankun, green land is to flowers, mountains are to flowing water, willow green is to bonuses, and today is to the past.

Question 4: What are the similar willows (willows in Qinghai Plateau) and (willows by the Bahe River in my hometown)?

To be a willow, what is the difference between the road of life and fate?

The willows in Qinghai Plateau and the willows by the Bahe River in my hometown are all willows. The biggest difference between their life trajectory and fate is that the willows in their hometown near the Bahe River are rich, and their living environment is good, which is praised by poets. The willow on the Qinghai Plateau has a harsh living environment and is not easy to grow, but this willow has survived tenaciously. How difficult it is!

Question 5: What kinds of willows are there? Willow is divided into weeping willow and withered willow. Weeping willows, also called willows, are deciduous trees; Salix salicifolia, also known as Salix salicifolia, is a deciduous shrub. Willow branches are flexible, with long and narrow leaves, green flowers in spring, white hairs on seeds, and dancing with the wind when mature. Willow can reproduce asexually, with willow roots growing mainly.

Question 6: What is the direct effect of willow on human beings? It likes to enjoy the cool and make oxygen for breathing.

Indirect effects: insects grow for the survival of birds, and birds provide food for them. Finally, a complete food chain will be formed, so that life on earth can survive as it is now.

Question 7: What is the meaning of willow? In the historical process of planting and utilizing willow for a long time, people in China have formed a cultural phenomenon of worshipping willow, which constitutes an important aspect of willow culture.

Willow has strong vitality and fecundity, can reproduce asexually, and can grow normally when inserted vertically and horizontally. Therefore, the ancient people held religious feelings for the willow, fantasizing that by worshiping its exuberant vitality and powerful fertility, they would turn its exuberant reproductive capacity into human beings, further strengthen their own reproductive capacity, and realize the sacred purpose of human species reproduction, so they regarded the willow as a symbol of female genital worship.

In ancient times, willow has always been regarded as a symbol of feminine yin and femininity, and Hong's biography called vitamins "yin". China's rain praying and mulberry ceremony in the pre-Qin period are scenes symbolizing the combination of men and women, and mulberry symbolizes vulva and genitals.

The ritual of praying for rain and shooting willows by northern nationalities in ancient China is undoubtedly a symbol of copulation between men and women. The Book of Rites of Liao Dynasty contains a "rustling instrument", saying, "If the weather is dry, choose an auspicious day as a rustling instrument to pray for rain. A hundred-pillar ceiling was set up in the early stage. In the meantime, the emperor drank with the imperial capacity of the first emperor, which was to shoot willow. The emperor shot again, and the prince and Zai Feng shot again. Those who are among the willows are crowned, and those who are not are crowned. The loser drinks the winner's wine and then walks to his crown. The next day, in the southeast of Liu Yin, the witch recommended planting willow leaves with wine grains and millet and making a wish. The emperor sacrificed to the east, and the son shot the willow. The royal family, the prince's uncle, ministers and owners give different things. If it rains for three days, it will give the enemy four horses and four clothes; Otherwise it will be flooded. " This is a ceremony in which the Qidan people in Liao Dynasty shot willows for rain, which shows that the ancient Qidan people also regarded willows as a symbol of genital worship.

Manchu people regard willow as the ancestor mother god and call it "Buddha mother". Frodo is Manchu "Foteh", which means willow branches. There is no doubt that willow leaves are a symbol of female reproductive (vulva) worship. "Manchu people imagined the initial life in the water as a willow-like substance floating in the water, or described it as a' roaring' (ship). It floats on the water and never sinks. The wind blows away and the waves go away. More and more, it grew into' Buddha hair' (willow leaves), or' Buddha hair'. Everything, people, flowers, trees, birds, beasts, fish and insects, was born in Maofo. What is' Buddha hair'? It is a willow leaf and also symbolizes female genitalia. "

Manchu people also have the custom of shooting willows. In the Qing Dynasty's "Jing Di Ji Sheng", there is a story of "Jing Di shooting willows at noon" ... It's over, it's better to ride away under the long wall of the Temple of Heaven. "The Chronicle of Beijing's Years Old" also said, "It is a legacy of ancient times to hit the ball and shoot it at the Temple of Heaven at noon." The Temple of Heaven is a place to worship heaven, with the purpose of praying for good weather.

This custom of shooting willows by Manchu people is actually a legacy of their ancestor Nuzhen. According to the History Book of Jin Dynasty, in May of Yuan Dynasty (115), "Jia Shu worships heaven and shoots willows." Story, May 5, July 15, September 9, worship the sky and shoot willow, five years old is normal. "Jurchens and ancestors who worship willow trees can also be found in a large number of cultural relics unearthed in the northeast. For example, willow patterns are often carved on stone tools, and arrowhead spicules are also made into the shape of willow leaves.

The ancient Huns and their Xianbei people also worshipped willow trees. In the biography of Huns in Han Dynasty, Yan Shigu wrote: "There are sacrifices around the tree. The custom of Xianbei has been passed down since ancient times. In the autumn festival, willow branches still stand without trees, and people ride around for three weeks. This is the legacy. " It can be seen that Huns and Xianbei people also regard willow as a symbol of female reproductive worship.

Similarly, Han people regard willow as a symbol of female genitalia. For example, there are "Liu Xinhua's affection", "Flower Sleeping" and "Looking for flowers and asking for willows" in Han idioms, and flowers and willows symbolize women and their genitals. The Han people have the custom of Tomb-Sweeping Day, and Tomb-Sweeping Day's ancestor worship is actually a reproductive worship.

In the Song Dynasty, Meng Yuan's "Tokyo Dream China" was written for seven years: "Flour is used to make swallows, and wicker is used to string them; Put it on the lintel and say that the son pushed the swallow. " Qing Jiaqing Hebei's "Luanzhou Zhi" contains: "Men and women hairpin willows, and take noodles as swallows and insert them in willow branches to welcome birds." Yuan bird is a mysterious bird, a domestic swallow. Guo Moruo believes that "black bird" is a symbol of male genitalia, and welcoming black bird with willow branches is a symbol of reproductive copulation, and its significance is to pray for reproduction.

There is also a saying among the Han people that "the Qingming Festival will not wear willow, and the next generation will turn yellow dog". The symbolic meaning of willow is self-evident, and it is a symbol of female genital worship.