What is the flower language of cyclamen? Let us guide you through its meanings
Cyclamen has a rich fragrance, graceful leaves, distinctive blooms and vivid colors, making it very popular. So what is the flower language of cyclamen? Today we will walk you through the flower language of cyclamen, and we believe it will be helpful to you in the future!
What is the flower language of cyclamen?
1. One meaning: beauty, jealousy; with a delicate and silent posture it proves the elegance of being loved, and longing for a love that has passed
2. Second meaning: introversion
3. Third meaning: welcoming honored guests, hospitality
“In the New Spring Festival of deep winter, snow falls thick outside, while by the window delicate flowers bloom like brocade, each blossom like an immortal guest descending from afar.” During the festival of family reunion, cyclamen blooms beautifully, bringing everyone endless joy and auspiciousness, bringing everyone the happiness of the New Spring, like immortal guests gracefully arriving, bringing people eternal blessings!
The folk legend of cyclamen
It is said that once Chang'e brought the Jade Rabbit down to the mortal world. The Jade Rabbit ran into a garden. The garden was blooming with colorful flowers, and it lay on the grass, quietly admiring these beautiful plants and flowers.
The old gardener tending the garden was carefully looking after the plants and flowers, his movements very gentle, and from time to time he even spoke to the plants. The Jade Rabbit saw all of this and was deeply moved. When it was time to leave, the Jade Rabbit gave the old gardener a seed it had kept in its ear. Later, through the old gardener's careful cultivation, the seed sprouted and produced beautiful flowers, shaped like little rabbit heads, raising their heads to gaze at the moon, as if hoping the Jade Rabbit would return. So the gardener named the flower “rabbit flower.” Later people all called it cyclamen, which also seems to carry the meaning of waiting for an immortal guest to descend from the heavens.