The Ginkgo Tree Planted 1,400 Years Ago

Ginkgo trees are a species native to China and today retain great cultural significance.

One Ginkgo tree planted in the courtyard of an ancient temple lives close to where the terracotta statues were buried in Xi’an China. And this tree has lived nearly 1,400 years.

Our Host James Chau shares the story and cultural heritage of the Ginkgo tree

[JerseyGirlMom]

Thank you for filming this. It's wonderful to see and to acknowledge that there are lasting things of beauty in this world.

[dylshkibab]

Gosh James, what splendour you grew up in.

[nancynahnigoh]

The gingko trees gives the leaves in golden colours, i love so much it leaf's colour the most because you can see from the air look really beautiful sights

[louisdefilippi]

It looks like there are a number of sprouts at the base of the main trunk. Are they from the main tree or from seedlings? Should they be kept in place or trimmed?

[armelinarosa]

Quero comprar uma muda da árvore Ginkgo Biloba?

[julienrockingham-ipco]

I love trees too, There is actually a gingko tree in my town and it is a female because she produces berries out the wazooi'm going to make it my mission to spread as many of them as I can

[sunjayjay]

Can you explain the benefits of these leaves how you can eat because so much has been written here but no. Yeah you say that you can eat this as a protein value. I'm surprised what is all this

[JamesSmith-btiu]

I believe that gingko trees are dioecous (separate sexes) so is it a male or female?