What is the beech tree called?

In China gardens, flowers and trees not only set off garden buildings, but also contain profound cultural accumulation. The beech tree is homophonic with "residence", therefore, the beech tree symbolizes the high official and generous.

The ancients also often planted it in front of and behind the house, meaning "keeping it in the middle". In China's classical gardens, Pu Shu is often planted, which means "going forward wave after wave".

The beech tree is not affected by the weather, and its dark leaves provide a large area of shade. It has been loved by children since ancient times and is known as a tree representing patience, tolerance, peace and harmony.

Centennial beech tree