What do the different colors of forget-me-nots symbolize in the language of flowers?

I. Flower Language

1. Blue: Blue is the signature color of the forget-me-not family, and its flower language evolved from a legend, representing unchanging true sincerity and love for one's beloved!

2. Pink: The flower language of many pink flowers is romance, and forget-me-nots are no exception. Flowers of this color can be used to confess love, and the success rate of using them to confess will be much higher, because their flower language can not only represent your true heart, but also represent your sincerity.

3. Purple: Purple plants represent very deep affection, suitable for giving to couples whose relationship is already stable, and can also be given to friends with deep affection. It not only represents caring about the other person, but also represents one's own feelings.

4. Yellow: Yellow plants represent vitality and brightness, suitable for visiting sick people, representing the wish for the other person to recover soon, and the bright color of yellow forget-me-nots can also bring vitality to a dull hospital room.

II. Origin of the Name

A long time ago, a knight and his lover were walking by a river. Many blue flowers grew by the river, very beautiful, and the lover liked them very much. The knight, disregarding the danger, went to pick the blue flowers, and for a moment lost his footing and fell into the water. Before being drowned by the water, he threw the flowers to his lover and said to her, do not forget me! Later, the lover wore this flower by her ear and never took it off, to remember her lover who had passed away. Since then, this flower has had a very beautiful name, called forget-me-not.