Big-leaf Ligustrum lucidum wood is very good for making pillows. It can nourish the hair and nourish the skin. It has certain beauty and beauty effects.

Large-leaf Ligustrum belongs to the genus Ligustrum of the family Ligustaceae, aliases: Zhen tree, big-leaf Ligustrum lucidum, tall-stemmed Ligustrum lucidum. Evergreen tree with oval crown. The bark is grey-green, smooth and not cracked. The branches are spreading, smooth and hairless. The berry-like drupe is nearly kidney-shaped. It matures from October to November and is dark blue when ripe. Ligustrum lucidum has strong adaptability, likes light and is slightly tolerant of shade. It likes a warm and humid climate and is slightly cold-tolerant. Large-leaf Ligustrum lucidum is not tolerant to drought and barrenness, and is suitable for growing in fertile, deep, moist, slightly acidic to slightly alkaline soil. The root system is well developed. It has strong tillering and sprouting ability and is resistant to pruning. Resistant to chlorine, sulfur dioxide and hydrogen fluoride.

Large-leaf Ligustrum lucidum is resistant to pruning and is often used as a hedge. The wood is fine and dense, suitable for joinery. The fruit contains starch that can be used to make wine and is used as a tonic in medicine. The leaves can treat stomatitis and pharyngitis; the bark can be ground to treat burns; the rhizome can be soaked in wine to treat rheumatism. Street trees have the function of retaining dust and resisting smoke. They can absorb sulfur dioxide and are suitable for factories, mines and urban greening. They are one of the rare evergreen broad-leaved tree species in the north.