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千眼菩提子，因表面有很多天然斑点，仿佛有多的眼睛而得名。其树主要分布在热带及亚热带地区，数量非常稀少。千眼菩提子四十年开花结果，结果之后其树很容易枯萎，其籽非常难打磨，非常易碎，所以成品及其罕见。经过漫长的等待和用心制作才终成经典，可谓是菩提子**千眼菩提原籽.菩提原籽批发，货真价实，服务售后有保障。千眼菩提子作为一种大自然的产物，有其天千眼菩提天然的属性，在我们的日常持用与盘带中应该注意保养。如果能做到精心保养，经过长时间的持用，千眼菩提子的颜色会由浅变深，或成棕色，褐色，赤色不等，表面也会越来越有光泽，令持用者爱不释手，随着时间的久远，千眼菩提子的价值也会随之提升。千眼菩提，因表面有很多天然斑点，仿佛有众多的眼睛而得名。其树主要分布在热带及亚热带地区数量非常稀少。以前称为鳄鱼果，后又叫同心果，菩提树有许多别名：沙罗双树、阿摩洛珈、阿里多罗、印度菩提树、黄桷树、思维树、毕钵罗树、觉树，与佛教渊源颇深。纯手工打磨**千眼原籽挂件，可以当手把件把玩，也可以当车挂件，千眼菩提，因表面有很多天然斑点，仿佛有众多的眼睛而得名。与佛教渊源颇深。具有极强功效，可化解凶煞灾厄；加之藏传千眼菩提的点缀，典雅大气功德无量；羊年运势不佳者犯太岁者在车上挂千眼菩提车挂，为羊年交通保驾护航，保出入平安，安康吉祥。

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This is a novel by the English author Daniel Defoe, published in 1719. It is one of the most popular adventure novels in all literature. It is the story of Bobinson Crusoe, an Englishman who is shipwrecked in a lonely tropical island. He builds himself a hut, grows his own food, and becomes self-sufficient. After 23 years he meets with a group of cannibals and rescues one of their prisoners, a young native whome he calls and his“man”Friday become close friends, and when they are finall订货热线；1580-1288080  王经理   微信账号；1336162811    在线客服；1336162811 送广告布录音卡It seemed as if the rich man had foreseen what was about to happen, for when three days were gone by, he suddenly dropped down dead. No one knew exactly how it came to pass, but no one grieved for him. When he was buried, the poor man remembered his promise; he would willingly have been released from it, but he thought, "After all, he acted kindly by me. I have fed my hungry children with his corn, and even if that were not the case, wher I have once given my promise I must keep it." At nightfall he went into the churchyard, and seated himself on the grave-mound. Everything was quiet, only the moon appeared above the grave, and frequently an owl flew past and uttered her melancholy cry. When the sun rose, the poor man betook himself in safety to his home, and in the same manner the second night passed quietly by. On the evening of the third day he felt a strange uneasiness, it seemed to him that something was about to happen. When he went out he saw, by the churchyard-wall, a man whom he had never seen before. He was no longer young, had scars on his face, and his eyes looked sharply and eagerly around. He was entirely covered with an old cloak, and nothing was visible but his great riding-boots. "What are you looking for here?" the peasant asked. "Are you not afraid of the lonely churchyard?"