What is the flower language of forget-me-not? Interpreting the story behind its flower language
Forget-me-not, though it lacks the delicate beauty of roses, the noble air of peonies, or the fragrance of osmanthus. But it possesses an eternal and unforgettable "spirit among flowers." Although the flowers of forget-me-not have no fragrance, if you take a small bunch of forget-me-not and place it in a vase without adding water, over time it becomes a dried flower. The only difference is that it will not wither, will not fade, just as if it were still alive. Below let us take a look at what the flower language of forget-me-not is.
I. A brief introduction to forget-me-not
Forget-me-not is native to Eurasia. It is a perennial herbaceous plant with alternate leaves that are narrowly oblanceolate or linear-oblanceolate. It likes sunlight but can tolerate shade, and easily self-seeds and propagates. Forget-me-not is sweet in taste and cold in nature. Its flowers are small and elegant. It is an annual or biennial herbaceous plant with stems 10-50 cm tall. Especially in the wild state, it is particularly small and delicate, with mixed blue flowers.
Forget-me-not is also called sea lavender. The forget-me-not flower tea made from it has great benefits especially for women. Forget-me-not flower tea can clear heat and detoxify, nourish yin and tonify the kidneys, clear the heart and brighten the eyes, and nourish blood. It can also promote the metabolism of the human body's mechanisms, delay cell aging, and improve immunity. Forget-me-not flower tea also has the effect of beautifying and whitening the skin. When drunk by women, it can nourish blood and regulate menstruation, clear fire and brighten the eyes, and has a certain effect on eliminating freckles and acne. Forget-me-not flower tea can also resist viruses, resist cancer and prevent cancer, and is one of the essential flower teas for health preservation.
The forget-me-not flower is beautiful and lovely in appearance, has a certain ornamental value, and also has a certain medicinal effect. Forget-me-not flower tea is sweet and cold in nature and flavor, enters the liver, spleen, and kidney meridians, has the effects of clearing heat and detoxifying, clearing the heart and brightening the eyes, and nourishing yin and tonifying the kidneys. It is also suitable for rough skin, constipation, short and yellow urine, lung-wind acne, and boils and sores. Through pharmacological research, it has also been found that forget-me-not flower tea is rich in vitamins, can remove excess fat, avoid wrinkles and melanin, thereby delaying cell aging and making the skin younger and fairer.
II. The flower language story of forget-me-not
It is said that in medieval Europe there was a handsome knight deeply in love with a beautiful young maiden.
One day, they rode together on one horse, traveling along the rugged mountain road by the coast. Suddenly the maiden saw an unnamed small flower blooming on the cliff. She liked it very much and said excitedly, "My dear, look, what a beautiful flower!" The knight looked in the direction the maiden pointed, and indeed it was a flower like a blue spirit. To win his lover's joy, the knight gladly dismounted to climb the cliff, but unfortunately lost his footing and fell into the sea, yet his right hand still tightly grasped that flower. At the moment he was about to drown, the knight shouted: Forget me not!
Regarding forget-me-not, another legend also circulates among the people.
On a barren wilderness, the wind was blowing. A man and a woman, walking in the wind with their arms around each other. Their hands held love, and their fluttering garments stirred with affection. The sky was so blue, and the clouds drifted gently.
Suddenly, a flower of the same color as the sky swayed gently in the distance. The woman stopped her steps. She saw the flower, saw that flower whose name she did not know. The man walked toward the blue. He understood the woman's heart and knew this flower should be pinned in her hair. He loved her. But when the man picked this flower, his feet could not move. He sank in, sank into the swamp.
The woman rushed over desperately, like the wind. The man turned around and shook his head to signal her not to come over. The woman stood still, but tears ran across her face. The man raised the flower and said to her with a smile: Forget me not.
The man's face grew closer and closer to the ground, but the flower in his hand was raised higher and higher. The woman fell down, covering her face with both hands, and the tears dripping from between her fingers soaked the wilderness. The wind still blew, blowing the woman's tears, blowing the last words the man left in the wilderness. And so, this flower melted into love, and this flower had a deep blue name: forget-me-not.
III. What is the flower language of forget-me-not
Forget-me-not: legend says that in ancient Europe a knight paid with his life to pick a bunch of flowers for his beloved girlfriend. Thereafter the knight's lover wore the small blue flower in her hair day and night, to show her undying and steadfast love for her lover. And that blue flower was therefore called "forget-me-not," and its flower language is: eternal love, deep affection and profound friendship, an unchanging heart.
The flower language of forget-me-not is "do not forget me," "true love," "true love," "eternal love," "deep affection and profound friendship," "an unchanging heart," "forever memories." The meaning of forget-me-not is "please do not forget my sincere love" or it represents "please miss me, faithfully hope that everything is not too late, I will return again to give you happiness."
The flower language of forget-me-not: eternal love, deep affection and profound friendship, an unchanging heart, forever memories. The meaning of forget-me-not: "please do not forget my sincere love" or it represents "please miss me, faithfully hope that everything is not too late, I will return again to give you happiness."
Purple forget-me-not flower language: eternal love, deep affection and profound friendship, a little melancholic, a little mysterious, a little warm.
Yellow forget-me-not flower language: eternal love.
Blue forget-me-not flower language: eternally unchanging love, deep affection.
Finally, after reading so much about forget-me-not, everyone must have fallen in love with this beautiful little flower! Hehe, besides being ornamental, forget-me-not can also be made into tea to drink! It can slow the formation of wrinkles and dark spots, clear the liver and brighten the eyes, nourish yin and tonify the kidneys, and can promote body metabolism, delay cell aging, and improve immunity!
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