【 History/Details 】 It is rumored that there was a wealthy family surnamed Qiao in the local area who was quite wealthy and often did good deeds, helping the surrounding villagers and getting along well with others. In 1802, a wealthy family surnamed Qiao gave birth to a daughter named Daqiao. They planted the first camphor tree near their house and buried dozens of wine jars filled with yellow wine around the camphor tree head; In 1806, a wealthy family surnamed Qiao gave birth to their second daughter, named Erqiao. They planted this camphor tree next to their house and planned to cut it down before Erqiao got married. They asked a carpenter to make wooden boxes to carry the dowry; On the day of my daughter's wedding, I dug out the wine hidden around the head of the first camphor tree to entertain guests. Just before his eldest daughter, Daqiao, was about to get married, Emperor Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty passed away in 1820. A wealthy family surnamed Qiao was reported to be a member of the Communist Party, and the court immediately arrested and brought to justice. The whole family was exiled to the border, and there has been no news since then. (News Agency) [Basic Information] [Location Information] Address: Cuizhou Community, Shamian Street, Liwan District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, China. First plant south of the junction of Shamian Second Street and Shamian Street. Detailed Location: First plant south of the junction of Shamian Second Street and Shamian Street. [Growth Status]