Why is Canada said to be the land of maple leaves?

Canadians love maple trees. They not only put the maple pattern on their national flag, but also often use it as a symbol on books, periodicals, utensils and merchandise. It has become a symbol of Canada, so people call Canada the "Maple Leaf State". In southeastern Canada, maple trees grow all over the mountains and fields. In the golden autumn season, what greets people is the boundless red maple forest. The golden sunlight pours through the gaps in the maple leaves, forming colorful pictures. The maple trees in Canada are mainly sugar maples. The maple leaf sap has a high sugar content and can be used to make sugar. It is a favorite food of children. On some farms people still retain ancient tools for extracting juice and making sugar. Every year in March and April, it is the season for harvesting maple leaf juice. People hold grand parties to celebrate the "Maple Festival" and perform ancient sugar-making methods for tourists. Canadians love maple trees. They not only put the maple pattern on their national flag, but also often use it as a symbol on books, periodicals, utensils and merchandise. It has become a symbol of Canada, why so many people want to immigrate to Canada; why Canada needs immigrants; how to drive in Canada; how to squeeze oil from stone sand; fantasy... This book is carefully written by Xu Xianglin, a Chinese professional, who will Take you deep into the Canadian heritage. Reading these articles can enable us to better understand Canada's politics, economy, culture and customs.

This is a country with many maple trees. Every year in late autumn, the maple leaves all over the mountains and plains are either orange or bright red, like piles of burning bonfires.

This book is one of the "Diplomats' Taste of the World Series". The book is divided into nine chapters and provides a detailed introduction to Canada's cultural customs, scenic spots, etc. The specific content includes "Wedding Customs" and "Quebec Winter Carnival". "Ice wine is not intoxicating," "sugar can be found in maple sap", "Winter Olympics holy land", etc. Let the author take you to experience the beauty and style of the country of maple leaves!