Chapter 241: Picking and Scattering Flowers
Put this childish story in the palm of your gentle hand. Tie up a mystical ribbon of memories as a treasure trove of your childhood dreams. Like a wilted wreath picked by a wanderer, from that distant foreign land. —Prologue
Incredible Country
Salvador Dalí's drawing of Alice falling down the rabbit hole
Alice, a cute little English girl, is bored when she finds a talking white rabbit with a pocket watch. She chased it and fell down a rabbit hole, plunging into the magical underworld. [7]
In this world, where you can shrink to the size of a mouse by taking a sip of water, eat a piece of cake and become a giant, eat the right side of the same mushroom and become shorter, and eat the left side and grow taller, it seems that everything you eat is weird. [7]
She also encounters a whole host of people and animals: a dodo, a lizard bill, a Cheshire cat, a mad hatter, a March hare, a dormouse, a vegetarian turtle, a hargygriff, and an ugly duchess. In the large garden behind a small door, she encounters a full deck of playing cards, including the rough Queen of Hearts, the good old King of Hearts, and the spirited Jack of Hearts (J).
Alice helps Rabbit find her lost fan and gloves, she later helps three gardeners escape the Red Queen's persecution, and she protests loudly in the absurd courtroom against the King and Queen for the good guys.
In this fantasy and crazy world, it seems that only Alice is a sober person, she continues to explore, and at the same time keeps chasing "who am I", while exploring constantly to know herself, continue to grow, and when she finally grows into a "big" girl, she suddenly wakes up, only to find that all this is a dream of her own. [7]
The Land of Mirrors
The plot of Alice in the Mirror House drawn by Japanese artist Fuji ちょこ
On a boring afternoon, Alice was playing with the cats in the house. Gradually, Alice felt sleepy and fell into a dream. In a dream, Alice travels through a glass mirror to the mysterious Land of Mirrors. [8]
Alice, who comes to the Land of Mirrors, finds that the whole world is like a big chessboard. In the world of mirrors, you have to run fast to stay in the same place, and the chess pieces can talk, and they all quarrel with you. [8]
The Red Queen tells Alice that she can act as a pawn in front of the White Queen. The first step is two squares. Alice can then speed through the third square, possibly by train. In the fourth square, Alice will meet the twin brothers Tweedan and Twedi. The fifth block is mostly water, the sixth is Humpty Dumpty's territory, and the seventh block is all forest, and the horse will be Alice's guide. When entering the eighth square, Alice will become the queen
The centipede is a terrestrial arthropod with a body composed of many body segments, each of which has a foot, so it is a multipoped creature. Centipede, also known as Tianlong, centipede, centipede, Wugong, maggot, etc., is a venomous, predatory terrestrial arthropod. There are three common centipedes: red-headed, green-headed, and black-headed. The back of the red head is reddish-black, the belly is pale red, and the feet are pale orange-red or yellow. The green head has a blue back and feet, a pale blue belly, and is small in size, about half the length of the red-headed centipede.
Black-headed centipedes have a black back and feet, a yellowish belly, and are smaller. The red-headed centipede is the best of the above three types, with large size, high yield, docile temperament, strong adaptability and fast growth. It is generally more common in rural areas, often located in damp corners, under bricks, under rotten leaves, dilapidated and damp houses, etc., and is more common in summer. Centipedes are carnivorous animals with a wide range of diets, especially preying on a variety of insects. The centipede has venom glands that secrete venom and can be used medicinally. Suitable for artificial breeding. "Compendium of Materia Medica" says: "Centipedes, everywhere in the southwest, spring and winter, have feet, double whiskers and tails." "Usually the body is very long, and there are many pairs of feet. "Materia Medica" said: "The centipede is backlit black-green, the feet are red, and the abdomen is yellow. Centipedes, snakes, scorpions, geckos, and toads are called the "five poisons".
Centipedes are oblate, elongated arthropod carnivores with legs in each segment
Centipede (8 photos)
Couple. It originated in the Silurian period (Silurian period), and there are still 2,800 species alive today. [2] Like arthropods, they are known for their polyarthropods.
Centipedes are arthropods. Prefer to live in damp and dark places. Artificial breeding mostly simulates the natural environment, allowing them to inhabit under the crevices of decaying wood and rocks and on barren and damp thatched grass. It is distributed in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Henan, Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Shaanxi, Sichuan and other places. The main products are Jingzhou, Yichang, Xiaogan, Yunyang and other cities in Hubei Province and some counties in Laohekou, Xiangyang, Jingmen, Zaoyang and other cities, the province's annual purchase volume accounts for more than 80% of the country, and the products are sold all over the country and exported; Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui, Henan, Hunan also have a small number of purchases, most of which are self-produced and sold. In the 70s, Zhejiang began to artificially try to breed, but due to diseases, natural enemies, food and other problems have not been completely solved, the progress is slow, and commodities cannot be provided. Relying on the capture of wild centipedes for medicinal purposes, the supply is tight.
Centipede (3 photos)
Centipedes are flattened in shape, long, and wide. The whole consists of 22 links, and the last section is slightly smaller. The two segments of the head are dark red, with antennae and 1 pair of hooks, the back is brownish-green or dark green, shiny, and has 2 longitudinal ridges, the abdomen is pale yellow or brownish-yellow, wrinkled, and from the second segment onwards each segment has 1 pair of feet, born on both sides, yellow or reddish-brown, curved into a hook. Brittle, with cracks in the section. The smell is slightly fishy, and there is a special pungent odor, and the taste is spicy and slightly salty. The quality is better for those with a dry body, a complete body length, and a red head and a green body.
Centipede is a commonly used medicinal material, which is warm, pungent and poisonous. It has the functions of relieving wind and spasmodic, attacking poison and dispersing knots, and relieving pain. It is used for children's convulsions, convulsions, stroke, crooked eyes, hemiplegia, tetanus, rheumatism, sores, scrofula, and poisonous snake bites.
Conformation characteristics
The feet of centipedes are hook-shaped, sharp, and the hook end is a poisonous glandular mouth, generally known as palatal teeth, teeth and claws, or poisonous limbs, etc., which can discharge poisonous juice. After being bitten by a centipede, its venom gland secretes a large amount of venom, which is injected into the mouth of the venom gland of the palate tooth [3] into the skin of the bitten person and causes poisoning.
The medicinal centipede is a large lipped myriapod with only 21 pairs of footsteps and 1 pair of jawed feet, the "money string" is a close relative of the centipede, the scientific name is the worm, with only 15 pairs of footsteps and 1 pair of jawed feet, and the "stone centipede" also has only 15 pairs of footsteps. There are also some centipedes with many and short steps, some pairs, up to 750 pairs.
Centipedes are afraid of sunlight, are diurnal and nocturnal, and prefer to live in dark, warm, sheltered from rain and well-ventilated places. Centipedes like to live in hilly areas and sandy areas, lurking in the cracks of bricks and stones, at the foot of walls and piles of leaves, weeds, and rotten wood in the dark corners during the day, and come out at night to hunt for green insects, spiders, cockroaches, etc. Generally, when the weather turns cold in October, they burrow into the soil of the leeward sunny slope and lurk in the soil about 12 cm above the ground to overwinter until the following year (early March), and as the weather warms up, they start to forage again.
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