Wonders of World Life 5, Wonders of World Life

There is a saying among the people: "If you don't go to the desert, you don't know the vastness of the world, and if you don't see Populus euphratica, you can't understand the splendor of life!" "When people live poplar in a variety of forms, they will be attracted by its magnificence and magic; When people die of Populus euphratica, they will also be moved by the glorious life it creates.

Alxa Ejina has such a dead poplar root, which naturally shows the wonder of maternal pregnancy.

Populus euphratica, also known as Hu Tong, is the oldest poplar species in the world today and is known as the "living fossil tree". The poplar of Ejina is one of the only three poplar forests in the world. Because of its tenacious survival and reproduction in the desert, it is also praised as the "hero tree of the desert".

These ancient tree species that live in the desert also have a reputation of three thousand years: a thousand years of life without dying, a thousand years of death without falling, and a thousand years of immortality. Alxa Ejina's natural miraculous maternal pregnancy poplar root is a kind of image portrayal of this spirit.

Among the many poplar forests that grow in Ejina, some of them are poplars that have been dead for many years. The dead poplar forests are known locally as strange forests. Last spring, Mr. Li Shengjian, a calligraphy enthusiast of Ejina Banner Root Carving, was looking for roots in a dead poplar forest when he accidentally found a poplar whose trunk had been naturally cracked.

Mr. Li Shengjian felt sorry for the tragic death of this poplar, and he was also surprised to find that a "little life" was miraculously conceived in the huge cracked trunk. Although the poplar tree has been dead for many years and has been completely carbonized, Li Shengjian was still surprised and carefully removed the root of the tree that gave birth to "little life" and took it home, just like welcoming a newborn. Upon further observation, it was found that the root of the mother-child pregnancy tree, from the split side, resembled a cross-sectional view of a child conceived in the mother's womb, while from the other side, it looked like a mother's protruding abdomen before giving birth.

It is precisely because of this that this poplar is called "Populus euphratica Huaichun" by the locals. From the outside, this is a poplar that has been dead for many years, carbonized and has no water. But in essence, it creates the splendor of life and gives people a strong vitality.

At the same time, this poplar root also shows its spirit of defying wind and sand, tenaciousness, and love for the desert to death. From this, people can see that the magnificence of Populus euphratica also reflects its tenacious survival and reproduction in the desert, and presents the miracle of life everywhere.

The wonders of life are happening all the time in the world, but some of them are not discovered, and there are different definitions for everyone.

Some people have been cured of cancer by cycling.

Every life is a spectacle, a masterpiece of nature.

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About 2,500 years ago, the seven wonders of the world captured the imagination of mankind, and we were stunned by the great wonders of ancient times. Despite the world's fame for its ancient wonders, a similar list has been compiled to include some of the more amazing natural wonders. In this rich book, the National Geographic Society offers nearly 40 wonders – all of the world's most fascinating sights (or places).

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<> "The World's Natural Wonders Know the Dullness of the Flazas Cave Group."

The Flassas Cave is a remarkable karst cave system in the province of Ancona, Marche, in the city of Genga, Italy, located in a beautiful cave in the limestone mountains of central Italy, with some of the most memorable stalactites and stalagmites in the world. An expedition of speleologists from Ancona was lucky enough to discover it.

The Flassas Caves stretch out and reveal an incredible array of geological formations. Judging from the touch-and-shatter curtain of mineral deposits, it is so thin that the light of the hand can penetrate it. Follow the light to the huge and thick tower of light, and you can see the dragon's teeth!

Many of the caves also contain minerals other than calcium carbonate in their dripping water, giving them a dizzying color that ranges from soft blue-green to pale pink.

Another wonderful sight of the Flassas Caves is the Bat Cave. In the bat cave, thousands of nocturnal small mammals hang upside down from the dome of the stream or fly back and forth peacefully.

<> "From a distance, there are still some inclined angles of the mushroom head located in the upper part, after the front, standing still, if you shake it gently with your hand, this trip wax stone will be a little swaying, but it is still as stable as Mount Tai! Let's do the magic of the wild slide!

Strange stones, there are many vivid and different shapes of strange stones.

A stone can make people feel its unique beauty, mysterious beauty, and also make people awe. Some stones are colorless, unrhymed, and difficult to fathom until they are discovered. But when it was discovered, it was different.

There is a boulder standing next to the Buzhi channel in the mountain behind Wanfo Mountain, which resembles the head of a resolute and mighty general. A poem with a special title "General Stone": "The deep mountains and dense forests are armoured, and the general's heroic spirit still exists." The battle robe was not solved to serve the country, and the horizontal knife was immediately shocked. ”

Antarctica is the world's largest ice cellar, and if it were to melt completely, it would raise the water level of the Earth's oceans so much that many coastal cities would be submerged.

The total number of icebergs in Antarctica is about 220,000, making it the most in the world. It sends more than 1,400 billion tons of icebergs into the ocean every year. Some of the icebergs are so huge that they would have to float in the ocean for years before they all melt.

These icebergs are not only huge, but also strangely shaped. Common icebergs are generally 3-10 stories high, and the highest is as high as 2,700 meters, which is higher than the absolute height of Mount Tai and Mount Huangshan in China. Coloured icebergs often appear in Antarctica.

These icebergs come in light black, red, brown and dark green, among others. Antarctic icebergs are a huge source of freshwater resources.