The red stamens and fragrant silk are thin and thin———Spring is coming!

💥The Kapok flowers in Changjiang, viewed from a distance, look just like maple leaves in the north, with layers of forests dyed in a warm and deep red. They seem to have a hint of sadness, standing quietly in the spring breeze, like an affectionate woman waiting for the return of her lover from afar. 💥However, when you take a closer look, you will find that the branches are full of bright red flowers, each of which is like a burning flame, warm and unrestrained. They sway gently in the breeze, as if warmly welcoming every visitor from afar with the brightest smile, turning the sorrow of waiting into full of joy. 🌺 Kapok Kapok tree is also known as red cotton tree, spotted tree, hero tree and climbing flower. After the flowers fall, the petals fall in a colorful array under the tree, but the flowers do not fade or wilt. Because it blooms bright red but not vulgar, its sturdy trunk, upright posture, heroic grandeur, and the color of the flowers are like the blood of heroes that dye the treetops red, it is called the "hero flower." The first person to call Kapok a hero was Chen Gongyin, one of the three great masters of Lingnan in the early Qing Dynasty. In his "Kapok Song", he described The kapok tree has a thick beard and a big face, resembling a hero, and has a tall and majestic crown and a strong spirit. Since then, people have called the kapok tree the hero tree. 📸Filming location: Tropical Rainforest National Park Tourist Highway (Changjiang Section)