The world's top ten famous flowers each have different meanings; how many of them are Chinese flowers?

Nowadays more and more people grow flowers, and there are likewise more and more flower varieties. I wonder how many kinds of flowers flower lovers who love flowers know? We all know that since ancient times, China's literati and scholars have created many poems praising flowers and plants, and likewise China's top ten famous flowers have emerged. A couple of days ago, Huahua learned about the world's top ten famous flowers, and each one has a different meaning, so let's go and see together how many of China's famous flowers are among them.

10. Rose

It is widely known that the flower language of the rose represents love; it is almost the most famous flower in the world. In the West there are countless love stories about roses, but in fact abroad, flowers of the Rosaceae family are all collectively called roses. In today's life, roses can not only be given as flowers but can also be mixed into food or used in cosmetics, and their commercial value is very high. Roses now have four varieties, differing in size and flower color; which one do you like?

9. Orchid

The orchid has always carried a quiet, secluded temperament; it does not like strong sunlight, and even growing in shady places it can still give off its own fragrance. In China, the orchid is called the "gentleman among flowers." The ancients wrote countless poems to praise and extol its noble character, and the orchid is not only highly ornamental, its roots can also be used as a medicinal guide to treat illness, so it can be said to have many uses.

8. Rosemary

Rosemary's flower color is very unique; it is not ordinary purple, but mixed with a little bit of white in the middle, carrying a touch of mystery. Indeed, in the ancient Greek era of the West, legend says that when Jesus was fleeing, he hung his blood-stained clothes on rosemary, which gave it its fresh fragrance and various magical effects. Keeping a pot of rosemary at home has a calming and soothing effect.

7. Azalea

Although azaleas are hard to grow, one truly cannot deny their "beauty." The azalea is called the "Xi Shi among flowers." Legend says the azalea evolved from the blood of the cuckoo bird, and therefore it is also the saddest flower among the world's top ten flowers. There are many varieties of azaleas, and the flower color of each variety is somewhat different, and likewise the care methods and flowering periods differ too. Friends who keep azaleas at home should pay attention to this.

6. Peony

The line "Only the peony is truly national beauty" should be imprinted in many people's minds, right? The peony does not represent things like integrity or uprightness the way other flowers do; what it represents is wealth and honor. Although that is rather worldly, many people still cherish it deeply. Peonies have many types, among which the most common is the "lotus type"; its large buds opening look very pleasing to the eye.

5. Peach blossom

The peach blossom can be said to be a very Chinese flower; in spring, pink and delicate peach blossoms can be seen hanging all over the branches almost everywhere, and China's literati have also written many poems reciting peach blossoms. Now the peach blossom has also been given the meaning of love; perhaps that is where "peach blossom luck" comes from.

4. Cherry blossom

Cherry blossoms and peach blossoms look very similar, but cherry blossoms inexplicably carry a melancholy charm within them. Cherry trees are easy to plant but hard to keep alive. Legend says that if blood and flesh are buried beneath a cherry tree, then it will grow even more vigorously. The cherry blossom is Japan's national flower, and when spring comes and they bloom all across the sky, many people flock to them.

3. Hyacinth

The hyacinth is a typical Western flower; its name comes from Greek mythology, and therefore this flower is very popular in Europe. The hyacinth's flower shape grows in clusters or strings, and it has many flower colors; its flower language represents victory. However, among the world's many flowers, the hyacinth, just like its flower form, does not have a very high presence.

2. Tulip

When tulips are mentioned, the first thing that should come to mind is probably the Netherlands, right? The tulip is the national flower of the Netherlands. Legend says that in Europe, owning tulips was a symbol of wealth, and many people spent fortunes just to buy a single bulb of it. The tulip's flower body has intense colors and seems to carry a kind of magic, making people feel much more cheerful at the sight of it.

1. Lotus

The lotus emerges from the mud unstained, and is rinsed in clear water without being seductive. Our ancients' praise of the lotus flows on like the waters of a river. The lotus's flower body is relatively large and spotlessly white; the lotus is a symbol of Buddhism, which also explains its noble quality.

These are the world's top ten famous flowers; which one are you fond of?