Xiaoxiang fairy Chunlan

Wang Yonghong was selected and named when he went down the mountain in Anhui in 2003. Specific plot: one weekend in late autumn in 2003, as usual, I (Wang Yonghong) took a small hoe and went on the road with Lan you early. The mountain we are going to today is called Zhenlong Di, where the mountain is steep, the mountain is shrouded in clouds, and there are many spring orchids on the mountain. We have a bud to look at, and we are fully integrated into the world of bluegrass. Unconsciously, it is nearly noon. The two met each other and got no harvest all morning. So sitting together, the apple has instant noodles, which counts as lunch. After that, the two men split up and looked again. I went east and he went west. I saw a bamboo forest in front of me, and I don't know which one said that there might be good flowers in the bamboo forest, so I went to the bamboo forest. On a slightly steeper back ridge, I found such a spring orchid: semi-drooping leaves, thick and hard leaves, dark green leaves, thick serrated leaf edges, a total of three seedlings. The first feeling of this grass is good, the heart is a little happy, pull out the rotten leaves, there is a bud, take a closer look: the bud spindle-shaped, bracts thin and hard, yarn halo grains in the present. I was overjoyed and thought it might be a good thing, so I dug it out carefully, but because it grew in the bamboo forest and the bamboo roots were very dense, there were still a few roots dug off. In the first month of the following year, when I came back from the orchid exhibition in Nanjing, the flower was blooming. As expected, it opened a very beautiful plum-shaped daffodil. The flowers finally returned in 2007. Think of this flower from the bamboo forest, the flower shape is beautiful, weak with a little strong, extraordinary temperament. So named "Xiaoxiang Fairy", I do not know whether it tarnished the name of Daiyu Fairy.