What is the flower language and symbolic meaning of the white camellia?

  The white camellia, anciently known as the sea pomegranate. It has other aliases such as Yuming flower, Naindong, or mandala. There are extremely many varieties of camellia; it is a traditional Chinese ornamental flower, ranking seventh among the "Ten Famous Flowers," and is also one of the world's precious ornamental trees and flowers. Camellias like cool weather and fear high temperatures and heat. The camellia has a graceful crown, bright green leaves, large and brilliantly colored flowers, and a long blooming period, which happens to coincide with New Year's Day and Spring Festival.

  Camellia flowers are most commonly seen in peach-red and red, while white camellias are relatively rare. The flower language of the white camellia is "pure and innocent." Standing in the autumn rain, given her blooming period, she may not even last until spring arrives before all her petals fall; or perhaps she will be a little luckier, able to catch a hurried glimpse of spring before withering away.

  That tree of white camellias, like snow and like jade, pure white and flawless, prays that God will give her a pair of angel's wings, so she can fly over mountain peaks and water's edges, fly across past and present lives, fly to a place untouched by the world's cold and warmth, fly to his side.

  White camellia flower language: pure and innocent.

  Flower divination: You are a gentle and emotional person, and your willpower is strong. Hidden within your heart is passion, a longing for love. Even so, you will not take an aggressive approach to confess to the other person. After you have identified your target, you will pursue them step by step, then slowly draw out the passion within your heart.