Write a paragraph about why this "beautiful southern tree" is called "bird's paradise"

A poem "Ficus can make heaven" summarizes the characteristics of birds of paradise. More than 380 years ago, it used to be a mud mound in the water. After a long period of reproduction, a banyan tree has become an "isolated forest" covering an area of one hectare, and the mud mound has also become a green island. The banyan tree on the island has been inhabited by tens of thousands of birds for a long time, especially egrets and grey herons. Egrets come out at night, grey herons come out at dusk and return in the morning, alternating day and night, hovering and singing, which is a spectacle, forming three natural wonders: "One tree becomes an ancient banyan tree, and hundreds of birds leave the nest and return to the nest". For more than 380 years, Tianma people have been educating generations of descendants with the ancestral motto of "love trees and birds, care for themselves and care for future generations", protecting this living environment in various ways and keeping this natural wonder intact to this day. 1933, the famous writer Ba Jin wrote the prose "Bird's Paradise" after traveling, hence the name "Bird of Paradise".

Ba Jin, a famous writer, once wrote a travel note "Paradise of Birds" after traveling here, so this banyan tree has a poetic name-"Paradise of Birds". According to legend, this tree was planted in Jingtai period of Ming Dynasty, with a history of more than 500 years.

The bird of paradise is located on the bank of Tianma Village, which is 10 km south of Xinhui City.

This is the largest natural bird-watching paradise in China. This is a fascinating tourist attraction. Bird of Paradise is a famous international eco-tourism attraction in Xinhui, Guangdong, the hometown of overseas Chinese. Located in Tianma Village, it is 10 km away from the urban area. It has a long history of hundreds of years, covering an area of 18 mu. From a distance, it looks like an ancient floating oasis of banyan trees, which is a great wonder of the South China. And every day, thousands of wild herons inhabit this beautiful tree. They come back at dusk in the morning, croaking and dancing, which is more spectacular. This natural scene appeared in densely populated areas and lasted for 384 years (the old school of 16 18 in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty began with Quedun), forming a model of harmonious coexistence and common development between man and nature, which is really rare. Over the years, it has attracted a large number of Chinese and foreign tourists.

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