1. The allegedly never withering flower Crassulaceae (a very ancient species evolving from an aquatic plant), are now gradually entering the Chinese garden.
2. Succulents are grown in Liao Garden[1] because of its resemblance to the ancient lotus seat, or the unnameable flowers from the ultra-dimensions depicted in Thangka backgrounds.
3. Besides the observation on the neural curves of the ancient wisemen, I also observe the entire inner energy construction of the human body, and I surprisingly found out that inside every one of us there’s a tree of life within an optoelectronic system, where nameable and unnameable flowers grow, all that there is there, blossoming at the same time.
4. I believe that everything differs from one to another, and everyone of us can find their own way to be with the succulents.
—— Zheng Guogu
[1] Liao Garden is an ongoing land/garden project initiated by Zheng Guogu in 2000.
