What a shock! There are "towering trees" flashing on the beach near Qiantang River. Why is this landscape called tidal tree?

In the past few days, a magnificent scene by the Qiantang River has attracted the attention of many netizens. In Haining, Jiaxing, Zhejiang, a photographer took a high-definition aerial photo of this scene: on the wetland near the lake, a "big tree" suddenly appeared, with lush foliage and hundreds of meters high. After this short video was published on the Internet, it quickly attracted the attention of many netizens and was selected by the video number of chinese national geography.

Everyone felt, "landscape poetry, the charm of Jiangnan, Zhejiang. The beauty of nature is the real beauty. Thanks to the photographer, it brings us the beauty of nature. " According to the interaction between orange and persimmon, the discovery address of this magnificent landscape should be on the bank of Qiantang River in Tashanba, Huangwan Town, Haining, Jiaxing. The photographer is Huang Qidong, VIP of Hangzhou Photography Association.

1June 12 in the afternoon, a reporter from The Paper contacted Mr. Huang Qidong, who described the discovery of this landscape and the process of taking photos. "This' big tree' was formed by the tide of Qiantang River. Photographer Huang Qidong said: "I shot it in the morning of 10, before the tide of 10 hit." "At that time, a friend of Haining took a group photo with me by the river, but his luck didn't seem as good as mine, plus my drone added a long focal length lens. As my sisters said in advance, tidal trees often appear in the seawalls here.

"In fact, I have photographed tidal trees, which are all along the Qiantang River, such as Liangjiadun, which is two or three kilometers away from Tashanba. But what I shot before is far from this magnificent scene. " When flying to the beach about 3000 meters away, a magnificent pattern design suddenly popped up on the display-on the vast beach, thousands of tides washed the ditches and formed a "tree" pattern.

At the root of the tree, there is a sea like a trickle. Photographer Huang Qidong said that at that time, he and his good friend were suddenly shocked by the scene in front of them! "This kind of scene, people standing on the Qiantang River, it is difficult to see with the eyes of choose and employ persons, and you can only see its details from a height.

The tide washes out the undulating pattern design. I can see that it is about one meter high, so this tidal tree has a strong sense of hierarchy, just like a relief work on the earth ... "Photographer Huang Qidong is also a VIP of the Qiantang River Tide Research Association in Zhejiang Province.

He said that shooting such a spectacular tidal tree will have a certain grasp of the regularity of the tide. This shot was taken before catching up with the Qiantang River waves. After the video of this tidal tree was published online, Huang Qidong received many private chats from netizens. Everyone thinks: it's the first time to see such a spectacular sight by the Qiantang River!

Why is this landscape called tidal tree? Although Screaming Trees, intertidal trees are actually not a kind of green plants, but a series of tidal gullies that grow and develop in tidal flats. It is the most typical accumulation landform, which is produced by repeated scouring under the action of tides.

When we look down at the beach from the air, we can find that the tidal gully is like a big tree growing on the beach. Its main roof faces the ocean and its stem house faces the land, so it is called "tidal tree".

Is there anything more spectacular than tidal trees? Yes! More spectacular than the tidal tree is the "tidal forest". This is a landscape that can only be seen at the junction of land and sea. It grows and develops in the intertidal zone. Because of the tide, the tide washed out tidal ditches on the beach. They are like rivers and feathers, more like "tidal trees".

On the side facing the sea, there is a thick main pole, stretching out one branch after another, spreading out thousands of twigs, overlooking a lush forest. In Jiangsu coastal areas, there are large, sustainable and well-preserved beaches in China. Such a superior environment nourishes the most vast "tidal mountain forest" in China.

It is understood that the name "Tide Tree" comes from Dan Zhiqiang, the executive editor of chinese national geography. He introduced, "Tidal trees and other landscapes have no names, and they have not become a single goal for everyone to see and understand. Give this landscape a name-tidal tree, which is created by publishing articles, shooting videos and photos. Unexpectedly, writers and photographers will use this name to discuss and will report it soon.

Next, our magazine reported the tidal trees and forests on the beach in Yancheng, Jiangsu. Interestingly, when they got a name, they found that more and more people saw him. After that, I went to the Yellow River Estuary, where I saw Mr. Huang, a green eco-tourism scenic spot, and photographed many tidal trees in the Yellow River Estuary, which was stunning.

Now I think the landscape like "Tide Tree" has been built for a long time, and now it is gradually going out from the red beach and other landscapes. Everyone tries to call it "Tide Tree", discuss it, appreciate it … and combine it with other things in the world to understand the world.