Excuse me, great gods, what kind of plant is this?

Alias: kidney bean, uncle Ku Ling, cowpea tree, prickly ash tree, bonesetting umbrella, forest umbrella, rising sun flower, oxtail, cowpea, snake bean, chickpea, big rising sun flower, dead cat tree, Latin scientific name: Radermachera sinica (Hance) Hemsl. ), Osmunda japonica. 2 pinnate compound leaves, sparsely 3 pinnate compound leaves, leaflets ovate to ovate-lanceolate, tail-shaped at the top, broadly wedge-shaped at the base, with the whole margin obliquely upward and hairless on both sides. Sexually fond of high temperature, humidity and sunny environment, born in valleys or flat sparse forests; It is distributed in tropical areas of China, such as Guangdong and Taiwan Province provinces, and abroad, such as Indian and Philippine. Roots, leaves and fruits can be used as medicine to cool blood and reduce swelling, and treat high fever, traumatic injury and snake bite. The wood is yellowish brown, slightly heavy, with obvious annual rings, and can be used as building materials. Branches, leaves and roots also treat bovine anthracnose.