'The Basics of Bamboo'

'Bamboo is fiber of grass; non a shoetree as is normally believed. It is a stem from China. It is very all-important(a) to Chinese hoi polloi. In Chinese culture, Bamboo is the symbol of noble mantrap and happiness. Since the antiquated times, bamboo pro showly infiltrates in Chinese mickles daily sprightliness from all unalike aspects of their needs. In Chinese traditional culture, the bamboo allows physical culture, landscape culture, and heterogeneous aspects of ideology culture, it reflects the feelings of the Chinese people, ideas and thoughts, such as profound pagan background. Chinese people called the bamboo, pine and spend sweet crown all unneurotic as winter poetic, too called the bamboo with the plum, orchid, chrysanthemum as quadruplet gentlemen. All the name come from how they heart and their growing process. The birth of the ancient Chinese civilization is adept of the important symbols of Chinese culture. Bamboo exists in my commonwealth still and has a long history of edible and medicative purposes. Its a role to supporter people to addition the knowledge of health.\nBamboo grows fast, has heavy adaptability, and likewise has a wide identify of intakes. Since it is closely cerebrate to peoples life. Bamboo has a potbelly of functions of how it can be use and found by people. The uses of bamboo include food, enclothe, shelter and back breaker with various aspects. Bamboo withal can be used for pulping, which pretend thousand historic stream of history. In ancient times, humans lived in the nests and caves in the ground. In the evolution process, bamboo vie an important role. As early as the Shang dynasty, people already began to use bamboos to do letters and books. spate used bamboo to build the palace in Han dynasty, and in Jin dynasty, people start to use bamboo to accept papers.\nIn terms of clothing, bamboo business and development in Chinese clothing plays an important role. Arising during the period of Qin and Han dynasties; people make cloth with bamboo and also use bamboo to ma... '