International Lotus Photography Award-winning Works

Lotus? Straight through, not sloppy, not muddy, clear but not demon? His noble character has always been one of the themes of poets' singing and painting. The following are the international lotus photography award-winning works I have compiled for you. I hope you like them.

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The origin of lotus

? Dutch? Known as? Living fossil? It is one of the earliest angiosperms. Before the appearance of human beings, about 10 million years ago, most of the earth was covered by oceans, lakes and swamps. At that time, the climate was warm and humid, and ferns as high as tens of meters were all over the earth. Most seed plants can't survive, and only a few seed plants with strong vitality grow on this earth dominated by dinosaurs and ferns. Among them, one is what people say today? Lotus? Our aquatic plants have withstood the test of nature, tenaciously surviving in amur river (now Heilongjiang), Yellow River and Yangtze River basins in China and swamp lakes in the northern hemisphere. About 100 million years later, primitive humans began to appear. Humans collected wild fruits to satisfy their hunger in order to survive, and soon discovered this? Lotus? Wild fruits and root nodes (namely lotus seeds and lotus roots) are not only edible, but also sweet and delicious. Gradually,? Lotus? This food source on which human beings depend is deeply imprinted on people's ancestors? The primitive human heart has become a symbol of human existence.

Until the Neolithic Age in 56000 BC, with the emergence of farming culture, human beings began to learn more about lotus. At that time, in order to meet the water demand of life, human beings generally settled in river banks and lakes or swamps with natural springs, and these areas were the main distribution areas of wild lotus. From the perspective of unearthed cultural relics: excavation in Beidahe Village, Zhengzhou City, Henan Province? Yangshao culture? Carbonized grains and two lotus seeds were found on the indoor countertops at the site of Ji Fang, which were identified as having a history of 5,000 years. In the continuous productive labor, human beings have accumulated rich perceptual knowledge about the growth habits and living environment of lotus, which laid a good foundation for the emergence and development of ancient lotus culture in China.