What is the flower language of azalea? What does Xishi represent?

What is the flower language of azalea? Azalea is one of the top ten traditional famous flowers in my country. Many people may not have thought that the azalea that blooms all over the mountains in spring is called "the most beautiful flower". So what is the symbolic meaning of azalea? The following article will introduce it to you in detail.

Introduction to Azalea

1. Rhododendron, also known as mountain azalea, mountain pomegranate, and azalea, is a deciduous shrub of the Ericaceae family. There are about 900 species of rhododendrons in the world. China is the country with the largest distribution of rhododendrons, with about 530 species. Rhododendrons come in many varieties, with gorgeous colors, beautiful flowers and leaves, and are suitable for both ground planting and potted planting. It is one of the top ten traditional famous flowers in China. In addition, legend has it that azaleas were dyed from the blood vomited by a bird.

2. Rhododendrons are very beautiful and come in many colors including deep red, light red, rose, purple, and white. When the mountain rhododendrons bloom in spring, the whole mountain is bright, like colorful clouds surrounding the forest, and is praised by people as "the most beautiful flower among all." The colorful rhododendrons evoke people's warm and beautiful feelings towards life. They also symbolize the prosperity of the country and the happy life of the people. This is the true meaning of our people's love for rhododendrons.

The language of azalea

The language of azalea: Take care of yourself for me, warm and strong feelings

1. The flower language of azalea is "forever belongs to you", which represents the joy of love. People who like rhododendrons are innocent. When they see rhododendrons in full bloom all over the mountains, it means that the god of love has descended.

2. The flower language of azalea also means "moderate desire". The biggest reason is that it only blooms in its own flowering season, even though the azalea always gives people a lively and noisy feeling. When not in bloom, the dark green leaves are also suitable for planting in the garden as a low wall or barrier.

The meaning of azalea

Rhododendron is an auspicious and beautiful flower in our country. It is often used to decorate public places during festivals and celebrations to express praise for the prosperity of the motherland. Giving azaleas to international friends symbolizes our country's long-standing culture and prosperous civilization, and wishes for everlasting friendship. Giving azaleas to overseas compatriots symbolizes the care and longing of the motherland's relatives for their children overseas. Give azaleas to your friends to wish them a bright future. People who travel far away give each other rhododendrons to express their homesickness.

The legend of azalea

According to legend, the ancient Shu Kingdom was a peaceful and prosperous country. The land there is fertile, the products are abundant, people have enough food and clothing, live a carefree and happy life. However, the carefree and affluent life makes people gradually lazy. They spent the whole day drunken, gambling, and whoring, indulging in pleasure, and sometimes even forgot the time to sow. The emperor of Shu at that time was named Du Yu. He was a very responsible and hardworking king who loved his people very much. Seeing people enjoying themselves so much made him anxious. In order not to miss the farming season, every spring sowing season he would run around, urging people to sow quickly and seize the spring opportunity. However, this happened year after year, so people formed a habit, and they would not sow seeds unless the cuckoo came.

However, Du Yu became ill due to overwork and eventually bid farewell to his people. But he still couldn't forget the people. His soul turned into a little bird. Every spring, it flew around and chirped: cuckoo, cuckoo. He screamed until blood came out of his mouth. The bright red blood drops scattered all over the mountains and fields, turning into beautiful flowers. The people were moved and began to learn from their good monarch Du Yu, becoming diligent and responsible. They called the little bird the cuckoo, and they called the flower that turned from its blood the azalea.