Weinan Garden Planting Busily, Beautifying the South Loess Plateau

Tomorrow is the 42nd National Tree Planting Day in China. With the spring breeze in March, and all things reviving, the impression of March – the (yu qian - elm seeds) hanging in clusters on the trees, and the sweet fragrance of clusters of (hua hua - locust blossoms) – is still nostalgic. Every year at this time, many people will plant a tree full of meaning, either to wish for everlasting greenery and ecological harmony, or to bless families with harmony and well-being, and the purpose is all the same: to retain our green water and blue sky.

Looking far ahead, and close-up views of the scenery, you can rest in the shade of the trees, with gentle slopes and dry streams. Along the winding Liberation South Road, park workers are busy planting seedlings, using iron tools to loosen the soil, or to move and carry them, or to dig holes and water them, planting (la mei - osmanthus flowers), silver fir, Chinese magnolia, and of course, (jing shi - landscape stones). It’s a bustling scene.

Xin Yuan Company Staff: ‘We can see that the landscape node includes not only the number of flowering and green plants, but also incorporates landscape stones and plants to create a refreshing and comfortable feeling. Adding Hua Shan stone not only incorporates local cultural characteristics, but also adds a sense of natural weight, allowing citizens to feel close to nature, enter nature, and embrace nature when they come here.’