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19世纪末,辽宁省普兰店的居民从旧河床中挖取河泥砌泥墙或者找烧材时,常常从河泥中发现莲子,并当作食品。由于雨水的作用,泥墙上有时会出现一些裸露在外的莲芽。这些莲芽可是由河泥中千年甚至万年的莲子发芽而来的,大家称这些莲子为“古代莲”(Antique Lotus),简称“古莲”(Old Lotus)。由于受当时我国经济和科研水平的限制,对古莲子没有开展任何科学研究。20世纪初,发现古莲的事件引起当时正在中国辽宁组织南满铁路施工日本人的高
At the end of the nineteenth century, residents of Pulandian in Liaoning Province often dug lotus seeds from river muds and dug them for food as they dug river mud masks or found burnt material from old river beds. Due to the effect of rainwater, some exposed buds sometimes appear on the mud wall. These lotus buds are sprouted by thousands or even thousands of years of lotus seeds in river mud, which we call “Antique Lotus” or “Old Lotus” for short. Due to the limitations of China’s economy and scientific research at that time, no scientific research was conducted on the ancient lotus. At the beginning of the 20th century, it was discovered that the incident of Gur Lotus caused the high level of Japanese who were constructing Nanman Railway in Liaoning, China at the time