自古以来,树木一直是顽强生命力的象征,在地球上诸多的物种中,树木的寿命最长,不但树龄高达数千年的参天古木今天依然存活,而且当树木加工成木材后,尽管它们的形态和外观已发生了变化,但实质上它却是另一种生命体的延续,例如早在公元七世纪后期日本用木材所营造的法隆寺,在以后修葺时木梁依然散发出桧树的幽香,充分表明 Since ancient times, trees have always been a symbol of tenacious vitality. Among the many species on earth, trees have the longest life expectancy. Not only the towering ancient trees with ages up to thousands of years are still alive today, and when the trees are processed into wood, despite their morphology And appearance have changed, but in essence it is a continuation of another kind of life body. For example, the Horyu-ji Temple built of wood by Japan as early as the late seventh century AD, wooden beams still emit the fragrance of cypress trees when repaired later, Fully demonstrated