Chapter 13 plant site

In Kenting Park, a botanical friend took us into the tropical rainforest. He told us that plants also have the habit of competing for territory. They all gather in groups, and plants of different groups will wither because they are surrounded and isolated. up. My friend said: "The behavior of plants fighting for territory is omnipotent, the spread of branches and vines, the stretching and winding of roots. The most amazing thing is the seeds. Every quiet summer afternoon, you will hear the sound of seeds bursting, Secluded! Some seeds can be shot several meters away by their own ejection power; some seeds can climb mountains and mountains by the wind.” My friend told me that there is only one kind of tree that does not compete for territory in groups, that is Those tall trees grow up to the sky alone, and finally become the support of those group plants.

I think this is not only true of plants, but also of animals. Lions, tigers, and eagles all act alone, and sparrows.Moose and wild wolves are in groups. The same is true of people. Villains form cliques and factions to occupy territory. Only those with high personalities stretch their hearts to the sky alone. Civilization and culture are created by those who walk alone and are sober. I stand in the rainforest, looking up at those tall trees, I hope I will always be sober and alone.