"The willow waist is finely swayed in the wind, and the beauty with the mask only shows her eyes" refers to the plant in the following picture
Yes, that's it: the half-sided lotus.
Latin name: Lobelia chinensis
Campanulaceae ·
Hemitrilocarpus is a genus of Lobelia
Aliases: Urgent solution, melon seed grass, fine rice grass
There are poetry clouds:
The clouds want to dress and flowers compatible, and the spring breeze blows Revlon.
If it were not for the jade mountain head, it would meet the Yaotai Moon.
—Li Bai, "QingPing Tone"
Hemitrilocarpus is a perennial herb of the genus Hemitrix in the family Platycodonidae. The stem is slender, creeping, rooted on the nodes, and the branches are upright. The leaves are alternate, sessile or nearly sessile, oval lanceolate to striped. The flowers are usually 1, raw branches of the upper leaf axils; the peduncle is thin, the small bracts are glabrous; the calyx tube is inverted and cone-shaped; the corolla is pink or white. The capsules are inverted and cone-shaped, about 6 mm long. The seeds are oval, slightly flattened, and nearly flesh-colored. The flowering period is from May to October.
It is found in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in China and in the provinces and regions south; it is also found in other Asian countries east of India.
The flowers of the half-lotus are only half-grown, and the few petals of the sparse lala are like the tongue letters spit out by the snake, so it is also known as the snake's tongue grass.
The flowers of the half lotus always grow on the edge of the stream, and the flow of this water is as free as its personality.
Half-lotuses prefer humid environments, they can always be seen in the land by the water, they are also very hardy, and they can cross the winter to usher in spring.