On July 1, the topic of the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to China was listed on the hot list. Regarding the return of Hong Kong, Tao Xi shared it the day before yesterday, and today he wants to talk to you about a flower: bauhinia flower. Bauhinia is the city flower of Hong Kong, and there is an image of bauhinia on the flag of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. The flower type of redbud is more special, its flower leaves are split at the top, but the stalk is closed together. This is quite similar to the experience in Hong Kong.
Tao Xi can see many palace pink bauhinia everywhere, which bloom brilliantly in March and April every year. Straight trunks meet the sun, and slender branches sway in the wind. When the bauhinia flowers are in full bloom, there are not many leaves, like a short skirt dotted in the middle of the flower sea. The white flowers in the powder are a beautiful scenery in spring. Twinkling in the bright sunshine, melting in the moist spring rain, and dancing in the cold spring wind, floating in the air, and scattering dust.
Every time I admire the petal rain of the bauhinia flowers, it makes Tao Xi feel relaxed. Although bauhinia flowers do not have a rich and fragrant smell, nor do they have a big purple and red flower color, they are pure and lovely and approachable. The generous fall of the standing branches and the decisive freedom of the incarnation of the flower rain are all rare qualities. Opening and falling in season, never dragging mud and water, is this worth learning?