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What does the song "Qili Xiang" mean? I don’t quite understand!

It is the name of a kind of flower. As mentioned above, it can be smelled seven miles away, so it is named Qilixiang. The flower language of Qilixiang is "I am your prisoner"

I It is the swan song of Qilixiang that only blooms at night

Waiting with its long-lasting fragrance for you to turn back and give me a touch of tenderness

Your sure but empty smile and distant eyes

Dark night The spirit's stubbornness without hesitation

Waiting for you to look back, waiting for you to look back

But waiting for your retreating back

Did you hear that? The bitter floral fragrance is my gentle sob

The language of flowers is: I am your prisoner

Woodia is a traditional excellent climbing plant, especially its rich floral fragrance, which is deeply loved by people. Rose is a semi-evergreen climbing shrub in the Rosaceae family with reddish-brown bark. The "costum" used in traditional Chinese medicine is a herbaceous plant of the Asteraceae family, not this species.

Qilixiang in the botanical sense

Qilixiang is a woody vine, also known as "woody vine"

Agarwood is a traditional excellent climbing plant, especially for its floral fragrance. Rich and loved by people, it is a semi-evergreen climbing shrub of the Rosaceae family with reddish-brown bark. The "costum" used in traditional Chinese medicine is a herbaceous plant of the Asteraceae family, not this species.

The flowers are white or light yellow, fragrant, and can be single or double. Small flower species are common, while large flower species are rare and more expensive. The flowers are 1.5 to 2.5 cm in diameter and bloom from late spring to early summer. The white ones are like fragrant snow and the yellow ones are like brocade. The fruiting period is from September to October. The fruit is nearly spherical and red.

Coschia grows rapidly, requires extensive management, likes sunshine, is suitable for leeward and sunny places, avoids moisture and water accumulation, and requires well-drained, deep and fertile sandy soil. It is relatively cold-resistant, has strong germination ability, and is resistant to pruning and shaping. In the early stage of planting, it is necessary to control the new branches sprouting at the base to promote the growth of the main vine. The main vine should be selected according to the size of the bracket. Too many branches will appear crowded. Generally, 3 to 4 branches will suffice. The branches should not be staggered. Slender branches can be braided into various shapes and properly pulled and tied to make them adhere to the bracket. In the north, transplanting is mostly done in spring, while in the south, transplanting is done in autumn. Before transplanting, cut off the roots to promote root growth, and prune the branches again to promote multiple side branches.

Coschia can be widely used on scaffoldings, lattice walls, fences and walls as vertical greening. It can also be planted next to rockeries, walls or grass edges, and can be used as hairpins and boutonnieres. , cut flowers. In terms of management, it should be noted that for Acosta used for climbing, only dead branches, thin branches, and diseased and insect-infested branches need to be thinned out; for Acosta used as a flower hedge, the remaining flowers and some branches must be cut off after the flowers fade. Fragrant oil can be extracted from the flowers, wine can be made from the fruits, and the roots can be used as medicine.

Derivatives

Due to its lushness and strong aroma, Qilixiang is often mentioned in literary and artistic works to express a specific artistic conception.

The first poem in the writing career of Xi Murong, a famous Taiwanese female writer in the 20th century, is called "Qilixiang". The poet uses Qilixiang as the background to recall the past events of her youth twenty years ago.

In the album "Qilixiang" released by the famous Taiwanese singer Jay Chou in 2004, the title song is also called "Qilixiang". In the song, Qilixiang is solidified as the background image representing "the taste of summer".

In the summer of 2004, Jay Chou brought the rich "Qili Xiang"! The disc comes with a bonus VCD, which contains the MVs for "Qili Xiang" and "Stop the War".

Jay’s annual new album "Qili Xiang" will be released in August, starting from the first JAY album of the same name, the second "Fantasy", and the third "Eight Dimensions of Space" With the fourth album "Ye Huimei", Jay Chou's album names every time have given fans a lot of room for imagination, and also given everyone a lot of exclamation points. This time, for the fifth album, Jay Chou used the title song "Qilixiang" as the album title for the first time. Jay Chou said that because he is confident in the music of this album, he hopes everyone can focus on the music and return the topic to music.

The new song "Qili Xiang" is a lyrical rock music style with an oriental flavor. Jay Chou's best partner Fang Wenshan wrote lyrics in the "poetry" method for the first time in the song "Qili Xiang", creating a A modern poetic love song with strong poetic flavor. The MV for this song was specially shot in Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture, Japan.

Jay's last album "Ye Huimei", the first batch was released with 150,000 copies, and it is expected that the first batch will be released with 200,000 copies this time.

In the summer of 2004, music fans are waiting with bated breath for Jay's new album. We will continue to pay close attention to the trends of Jay's new album!

More information about the MV in the collection VCD:

The full version of the "Qili Xiang" MV: I specially went to the Japanese countryside to shoot scenes, creating a romantic and poetic environment for the music, and beautiful pictures. Let you see it all at once.

The full version of the MV for "Stop the War": a large-budget music video shot and produced in Vladivostok. Jay plays the roles of a speaker and an officer, like an artistic battlefield epic movie. , worthy of repeated collection and taste