The lychee trees in Fuzhou are the growth rings growing within the architecture

"A rider in the red dust makes the princess smile, no one knows it's the lychee coming" In "Lychees of Chang'an" The legendary story of the Tang dynasty courier speeding to deliver lychees from Lingnan Has captivated countless people with this "southern delicacy" 🌳 And a thousand years later today, In the ancient houses of Fuzhou📜, The story of lychees continues... At Ermei Study in Langguan Lane, Sanfang Qixiang, Now the Fujian Folk Museum, There is a century-old lychee tree. It is planted in a corner of the garden. When it bears fruit in summer, The red fruit and green leaves contrast charmingly with the horse saddle walls. In old times, scholars composed poems under the tree, The red fruit hanging like suspended cinnabar seals, Adding a sweet note to the fragrance of ink. The lychee tree at the south entrance of Nanhou Street is the liveliest. The canopy lightly crosses over the horse saddle wall, Hanging many heavy red lychees. The gnarled trunk supports a tree full of red fruit and green leaves, Weaving a red and green dome above visitors' heads. Strolling in Furong Garden by the Antai River, Looking up, you can see the shadow of lychee trees peeking between the eaves of ancient houses. The gnarled trunk supports a tree full of red fruit and green leaves, Weaving a red and green dome above visitors' heads. Several lychee trees are scattered in Shangxiahang and Liangcuo. The rosy and translucent lychees Are like a red cloud adorning the branches. Lychees are not only a midsummer gift, But also a life code embedded in the texture of ancient houses. 🌿Lychee trees are the growth rings growing within the architecture. Every red fruit says: "Look, the lychees of Chang'an have arrived in Fuzhou." Image source: Famous City of Fuzhou