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Cypress and pine trees were traditionally planted in front of tombs to ward off malevolent spirits such as Wan…

Cypress and pine trees were traditionally planted in front of tombs to ward off malevolent spirits such as Wang Xiang—creatures believed to feed on the liver and brain of the dead. These trees also symbolized eternal life through their evergreen nature.

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