What is the flower language of the pansy? A complete interpretation of its symbolism

1. Its flower language

Its flower language represents deep thought, happiness and missing you. But different pansies have different flower languages. For example, red represents deep longing for someone, yellow represents both sorrow and joy in the heart, purple represents quiet, unnoticed giving and unconditional love for a lover, and the large one represents great restraint on oneself. But besides its beautiful flower language, it also has a very lovely legend.

2. Its legend

Long ago, the pansy was actually white, just like the white clouds in the sky. At that time there was a playful Cupid, the god of love, who held a bow and arrow filled with the magic of love. Whoever he shot with this arrow would be unable to stop themselves from falling in love with the first person they saw. But Cupid did not shoot accurately, so earthly love stories often went wrong.

One day, the god of love found another unlucky person and wanted to use him to test his own archery accuracy, but who could have guessed that a strong wind suddenly blew past and sent the arrow in his hand into a white viola flower. At once, tears and blood kept flowing from the heart of the white viola flower, and after the tears and blood merged, they could no longer be wiped off the white viola flower. So from then on it became the pansy we commonly see today, and this legendary story of transformation precisely explains its origin.