50 Years BCI in Yangzhao, China

Hi all,

Bonsai Club international is having the 50th years anniversary in Yangzhao, China.
A great exhibition of selected China bonsai are on the show. Here are some caption of the exhibition and the event.
Please enjoy.

Budi







To be continued.

Hi Budi
Please post more pictures. Thank you.
Enjoy your time overthere
Rgds/Qui

fantastic trees.

thank you

Thank you Budi,

could you name the trees, latin names if possible.
Some sizes and ages ?

The amazing weeping tree, more information please.
Thank you Very,Very, Very,much !!!!!!!
Khaimraj

Khaimraj,

The weeping tree is quite famous already. It has been published in many books. It's a Bougainvillea glabra.

Regards,

Jose Luis

jrodriguez wrote:Khaimraj,
The weeping tree is quite famous already. It has been published in many books. It's a Bougainvillea glabra.

Mastering the technique and having the patience to do this for many years is incredible!

I can imagine how many hours went into this tree!

Bravo to the owner.

Lennard

some more trees




Welcoming the guests

Amazing! Thanx for sharing.

jrodriguez wrote:Khaimraj,

The weeping tree is quite famous already. It has been published in many books. It's a Bougainvillea glabra.

Regards,

Jose Luis

I thought that it was a Bougainvillea from the trunk texture and the tale-tell remains of the two bracts. I never saw Bougainvillea trained in the weeping style. Just fantastic. Surely it took a lot of sensible and directional 'cut and grow'sssssssss.

Cosmos

Thank you Budi for posting these pics; amazing! The windswept "perspective tree on a mountain", penjing, is very exquisite! Wow to the weeping masterpiece!

Budi could you paste more photos, more trees?

More please, I hunger, more information please or at least the cost of the catalogue ?
Thank you.
Khaimraj

* Hello Jose-Luis, are you also in China?
If so, lucky dog!!!

Some more pictures

amazing trees budi.

thanks for posting. best wishes, sam

kauaibonsai wrote:amazing trees budi.

thanks for posting. best wishes, sam

Well put Sam,

Very inspiring

--Big D

Budi, thanks for posting. It was nice to meeting you there..
Here are few more pictures I took....



This was the demo area. Very nice setup, but messy audience behavior...





More trees...

































































And this is the entrance gate to the venue.
One thing very strange..this was the official BCI Convention, but this was the first time in BCI Convention that NO logo NOR anything mentioned mentioned BCI. Nothing is English nor in Chinese..

When I talked to the Chinese, no one knew that this was BCI Convention; and when I asked to Tom, the BCI President for my curiosity, he was not aware about this. I just though BCI normally very strick and serious on such formal thing...

Man! Some beautiful trees you have shown. Excellent character and stirs emotion. Excellent templates for my learning. Thanks for showing.

Cheers,
Adam

Sifu R.,

big thanks again for the images.

However, to really learn anything, we do need sizes, ages and latin names. Otherwise these are just pretty pictures.

Love that Sweet Lime [ Murraya ] hope one day to design one with similiar visual appeal.
Thanks again.
Khaimraj

Hi,

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A bit puzzled about this pot, Is this intentional or just during the day the pot broke?

Cheers,
Adam

Hah, so beautiful Adam,

didn't even notice, and I would be lying if I said I noticed any of the other pots.
Later.
Khaimraj

Man those are some serious serious trees!

Khaimraj Seepersad wrote:Hah, so beautiful Adam,

didn't even notice, and I would be lying if I said I noticed any of the other pots.
Later.
Khaimraj

I mean the pots are so unnoticed because they are the perfect pots for the trees. The emphasis here is on the tree(s) and pot is secondary,and, if you see the pot in the image before the tree you are just extravagant. Nature is simple yet full of awe. Like I said excellent templates to learn from. Thanks for posting Robert.

cheers,
Adam

Very very nice trees. certainly some of China's treasure.


regards,
jun

The pot was broken by accident.
Jun, you missed the event. You shouldn't miss again for the September WBFF Convention in China. We will likely manage to have a one day workshop in Lingnan Penjing after the convention.

Robert Steven wrote:The pot was broken by accident.
Jun, you missed the event. You shouldn't miss again for the September WBFF Convention in China. We will likely manage to have a one day workshop in Lingnan Penjing after the convention.

I will be ready for that one Robert.
Thanks again for the photos Robert and Budi!
How many trees were displayed BTW?

regards,
jun