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The Symbolism and Flower Language of the Mimosa Plant, Taking You Through the Complete Collection of Flower Languages of the World
The mimosa is a wondrous plant that can foretell changes in the weather, whether sunny or rainy. If you touch it with your hand, its leaves quickly close up, and when they open again it is very slow, which indicates that the weather will clear up; if when you touch the mimosa its leaves contract slowly, droop sluggishly, or even
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Mimosa's Flower Language and Symbolism, Plus a Complete Guide to Flower Language Around the World
Mimosa is a wonderful plant that can forecast changes in the weather. If you touch it with your hand, its leaves quickly close, and they open very slowly, which means the weather will clear up; if when you touch mimosa its leaves contract slowly, droop sluggishly, or even
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The Complete Guide to the Flower Language and Symbolic Meanings of the Peony
The peony is a famous traditional Chinese flower. It is elegant and charming, noble and luxurious, combining the beauty of color, fragrance, and grace, and it captivates people. Throughout history, many poets have written poems praising it. For example, a Tang poem praises it: "Its fine name is called the King of a Hundred Flowers." And in the Song ci "On the Love of the Lotus," it is written: "The peony is the rich and noble one among flowers."
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The Symbolism and Complete Flower Language of the Daylily
The daylily is a plant of the genus Hemerocallis in the family Hemerocallidaceae; under the older Cronquist system it was placed in the Liliaceae family. It has many alternative names, including forget-sorrow grass, yellow flower vegetable, golden needle vegetable, child-bringing grass, sorrow-healing, and deer arrow. Because its buds and stamens have a lemon color, foreigners call it
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What are the flower language and symbolic meanings of the lotus? The complete guide to flower languages of the world tells you
In Buddhism it is regarded as a symbol of the Western Pure Land, a place where souls are nurtured. Buddha figures are mostly placed upon lotuses, so the Buddha's seat is also called the lotus seat. Poets of past dynasties praised the lotus for emerging from mud unstained, for being in clear ripples yet not seductive, hollow within and straight without, likening the lotus to a gentleman and giving it a holy and pure image.
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Complete Guide to the Flower Language and Symbolic Meanings of the Lotus and the Sacred Lotus
In Buddhism, it is regarded as a symbol of the Western Pure Land and a place where souls are nurtured. Buddha figures are often placed upon the lotus, so the Buddha's seat is also called the lotus throne. Poets through the ages have praised the lotus for emerging unstained from the mud, for being pure and elegant in the clear ripples, and for being hollow within and straight without; they liken the lotus to a gentleman and ascribe to it a sacred purity.
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Chrysanthemum Symbolism and a Complete Guide to Its Flower Language
A traditional famous flower of China. It is elegant and varied in form, yet it does not seek favor with delicate, seductive beauty; instead, it wins admiration through its simple elegance and steadfastness, blooming after the hundred flowers have withered. People love its refined charm, and even more its proud spirit that blooms in frost and does not fall before the west wind. China has endowed it with noble and strong
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The Complete Guide to the Symbolism and Flower Language of Narcissus
Narcissus, with its ice-like flesh and jade-like bones, delicate and elegant, with an otherworldly grace, is poetically known as the "Fairy of the Waves." Narcissus blooms during the Spring Festival and is regarded as an auspicious omen for the new year, as well as a flower of good fortune. Pure white as snow and richly fragrant, narcissus was already cultivated in the Tang Dynasty and is one of China's top ten famous flowers.
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The Symbolism of the Pine Tree, the Flower Language of the Pine Tree - Complete Guide to Flower Language
The pine tree's magnificent bearing and majestic form have captivated people for millennia. It is an evergreen tree with extremely strong vitality. No matter the freezing cold and wind, it remains lush and verdant. People bestow upon it the qualities of strong will and unyielding integrity, and along with bamboo and plum, it is regarded as one of the "Three Friends of Winter" and held in deep respect. In folk tradition
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The Symbolism and Flower Language of Bamboo: A Complete Guide
Bamboo stalks are tall and straight, slender, green in all four seasons, and stand proudly through frost and rain, making them much loved by the Chinese people. They enjoy such fine titles as one of the "Four Gentlemen" of plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum, and one of the "Three Friends of Winter" of plum, pine and bamboo. At the same time, bamboo is also one of the forest resources, planted in large stands by people and, once mature, used for weaving and bamboo products.
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