1, Wu Shuo, deputy director of China Traditional Furniture Professional Committee: "The slow growth cycle in Hainan is one of the reasons why the wood is meticulous, tough and oily. If we aim at short-term profit and adopt some methods to stimulate its growth to shorten the growth cycle, we can be sure that this artificially planted tree is not as dense and oily as the wild Huang Huali. In addition, it is very important that this kind of tree in Huang Huali, Hainan is very special, and it is impossible to produce the same specifications of plates with a diameter of several tens of centimeters, because the furniture made in Huang Huali, Hainan is really made of the crimson "lattice" in the wood center, and the white skin outside the lattice is discarded. Only the furniture made of this "lattice" in the wood center has a beautiful effect in color and texture. Professor Lin's "Twenty Years of Success" only stays in theoretical analysis. Judging from the material selection requirements for making furniture, the "grid" of Hainan Huang Huali, which has been artificially planted for 20 years, is basically invisible, and even if it is, it will not exceed the thickness of chopsticks, so it cannot be used to make antique furniture that meets the material selection requirements of traditional furniture. "
2. At present, Huang Huali has been planted artificially by Zhangzhou Forestry Bureau for 30 years. After the technicians of Forestry Bureau drilled holes in the tree, they found that only the tree had a little red in its heart, which confirmed Wu's statement. Huang Jianping, director of Zhangzhou Forestry Bureau, didn't deny and avoid the problem that the trunk of artificially planted Hainan Huang Huali was too small and the trunk diameter was not enough for furniture. In an interview with CCTV, he explained that ... artificial cultivation is to increase its growth as soon as possible in a short time, so although it looks only a dozen centimeters, it may not be possible to slice the whole tree into a shelf, but it is better to cooperate. However, Mr. Wu thinks that the biggest feature of antique furniture in Ming and Qing dynasties is the combination of "shape", "art", "material" and "rhyme", thus inheriting and carrying forward the charm of Ming and Qing furniture. If the furniture is made of slices, tiny slices will be glued together with a lot of glue to piece together the shape of the furniture. The furniture made in this way will no longer be antique furniture in the true sense, and even the connection mode of mortise and tenon structure will not be solved. Naturally, it is impossible to say that Huang Huali planted artificially for 20 years can make up for the market demand.