Uploaded February 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This video introduces the geography, plants and history of around JinJen Octagon, such as Spondias Pinnat that are used like a lemon and in side dishes by the Dai people. The term, 'plant' (in Chinese) is described in the Hang book as "heaven gives birth to animals while earth gives birth to plants." The term of "Botany", from the West to Japan, then to China, was initially transliterated into Chinese during the mid-nineteenth Century.
This video introduces the geography, plants and history of around JinJen Octagon, such as Spondias Pinnat that are used like a lemon and in side dishes by the Dai people. The term, 'plant' (in Chinese) is described in the Hang book as "heaven gives birth to animals while earth gives birth to plants." The term of "Botany", from the West to Japan, then to China, was initially transliterated into Chinese during the mid-nineteenth Century.
