Another name for Jia Jian

The aliases of this novel are Qin Shi Feng Jiajia, Jia Jia and Shi Jing Jia Jia.

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Sisal, a common plant, often appears in ancient poems. Its scientific name is hemp, which belongs to Gramineae. Calluses are shaped like reeds, with serrated leaves, and often grow in pieces by the water. This plant is widely distributed in China, and can be seen along the Yellow River, Yangtze River and other rivers.

The growth habit of konjac is also very special. It usually grows in an environment with high humidity and rich nutrition. Therefore, in riparian areas with abundant water resources and fertile soil, ripples often form.

In ancient culture, it is also of great significance. Because of its vigorous image and indomitable spirit, it has been endowed with many symbolic meanings. In The Book of Songs, there is a famous poem "Wandering Cang", which describes the scene of wandering in late autumn and expresses people's nostalgia for the lost time and yearning for the future.

In addition, it is a kind of Chinese herbal medicine, which has the functions of clearing away heat and toxic materials, diuresis and detumescence. In traditional Chinese medicine, konjac is often used to treat various inflammations and infections, such as pneumonia and laryngitis.

In addition to the above characteristics, there are rich cultural connotations. In the traditional culture of China, konjac is regarded as a mysterious plant. In some folklore and fairy tales, it is said that it can exorcise evil spirits and avoid disasters, and pray for a bumper harvest and safety. In some places, people even worship the sword armor as a symbol of the gods.

In addition, it is also widely used in literature and art. In poetry, prose, novels and other literary works, Jia Jiancheng is an important element to express emotions, fables and symbols.

For example, in China's ancient poems, Jia Jian is often used to describe the autumn scene, express the poet's homesickness or express his feelings about life. Modern writers often take Jia Jian as a symbol to show the harmonious relationship between nature and human beings, or to express their pursuit and yearning for beautiful things.