A word of praise for Populus euphratica?

1. Every year in late autumn, the distant Populus euphratica always fascinates me like that. I haven't figured out how to get close to it, and I don't know what kind of curiosity I walked in with. When I only know the yellow of Populus euphratica, it is also the hometown far away, the season when reeds fall and chrysanthemums and crabs are fat.

2. In late autumn, I only heard people say that the pieces of Populus euphratica were golden and beautiful, but there was no real zero-distance contact. When you have been infatuated for a long time, a person suddenly appears in front of you, and there is a sudden shock in your heart. This is called being at a loss. The intoxicating golden yellow suddenly solidified your visual nerve. Not to mention the magic of Populus euphratica lying, sitting, smiling at the sky, or overlooking the sand, but the immortal spirit that never dies for thousands of years is so vivid at the moment you yearn for it for a long time.

3. Populus euphratica, with bare feet, clings to the ground, sucking every ounce of milk from Mother Earth for the lush branches and leaves. Withered branches, like mother's pale silver hair, tell the story of the old branches that have gone through thousands of years of vicissitudes, like mother's polished curved back, full of life supplies, so that future generations can take root and sprout.

Looking at the magical Populus euphratica from a distance, you will inevitably walk in and touch the gullies and gullies on its bark, as well as the traces left by flying sand and stones, wind, frost, rain and snow. Standing under every Populus euphratica tree, you want to listen to it gently telling every magic and legend that connects the past and the future.

You don't want to give up its charm and gold. You are moved by the shock of your heart, and you are inspired by an unspeakable spirit. Looking up at the tall Populus euphratica, you can't help but want to take off every tenderness and give it to your friends who can read you best.

Populus euphratica (scientific name:? Populus euphratica Populus euphratica), also known as? Hutong (Han Shu)? Hero tree? Populus heterophylla, Populus heterophylla, Shuitong? Three-leaf willow tree? Poplar belongs to the subgenus of Populus and often grows in desert. Cold-resistant, drought-resistant, saline-alkali-resistant, sandstorm-resistant, strong vitality. ? Populus euphratica lived for a thousand years, died for a thousand years, but did not rot for a thousand years? . Populus euphratica is the only tree species that grows in the desert and is very precious. Living fossils of plants? Known as ginkgo tree.