What is the flower language of the rose? A detailed explanation of the symbolic meaning of the rose's flower language
I. Flower Language
The rose has a small and delicate appearance, bright and charming, and is deeply loved by people everywhere. Its flower language is also very romantic: the longing of love.
Flowers of different colors represent different meanings and flower languages. By understanding their meanings, you can use them to express your feelings.
1. The flower language of the red one is passionate love, suitable for giving between couples in love or between husbands and wives;
2. The pink one is a vow of love, suitable for giving to a girl you like;
3. The white one is pure love, suitable for expressing first love or simple feelings.
II. Legend
There was once a girl named Qiangwei, who fell in love with Akang, her childhood sweetheart. One day, the emperor took a fancy to Qiangwei. To avoid being captured, they agreed to hide deep in the mountains and pretend to have died of illness, but someone leaked the news, and they were pursued and captured. The two had firm wills, and both jumped off a cliff. The soldiers brought their bodies back to the emperor, and they found that no matter what they did, they could not dispose of them, because their bodies were impervious to swords and spears and immune to water and fire. Everyone in the imperial court jointly demanded that this pair of lovers be given a grand burial. Later, beautiful flowers grew on the grave, and their stems grew many thorns. People believed that the flowers were transformed from the girl, while the thorns were born from Akang to protect the girl, and they named it Qiangwei.