Jasmine flower language

Flower language and symbolic meaning

Different colors

The color of jasmine is not complicated. White jasmine is common, purple jasmine is rare, and Mandarin Duck Jasmine (also called two-color Jasmine) can bloom in two colors.

The flower language of white jasmine is cordial and fond of sensory feeling. The flower language of purple jasmine is suspicion, mature beauty, timidity and conjecture. The flower language of Yuanyang jasmine is to love me and change my mind when I see different things. This is because Yuanyang jasmine is named after a white and purple jasmine growing on a branch. Therefore, its flower language contains the meaning of "change my mind when I see different things".

Different regions

Jasmine flower is simple, rich, pure and long-standing. Its flower language means loyalty, respect, purity, chastity, simplicity, exquisite and charming. Many countries regard it as the flower of love and friendship, which are passed on among people.

In Western Europe, the flower language of jasmine is amiable. Filipinos regarded it as a symbol of loyalty to their motherland and love, and recommended it as the national flower. When the guests come, they often weave jasmine flowers into garlands and hang them in the guest's rooms to show their welcome and respect.

The meaning of different flower numbers

One flower

A jasmine shows loyalty and respect, which means you are the only one in my heart.

Two flowers

Two jasmine flowers mean pure, chaste, simple and exquisite.

Three flowers

Three jasmine flowers are charming, which means you are the most charming and favorite.

Four flowers

Four jasmine flowers represent that you are my life. Four little flowers, four different colors, I will give you all the colors of my life.

The legend of jasmine and the meaning of giving flowers

Last profit? Jasmine!

It is said that at the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, there lived in Huqiu, Suzhou, a farmer with the surname Zhao, who had three sons and lived in poverty. Old Zhao went out to make a living and his wife and children were farming at home. When the child grows up, he divides the land into three parts, one for each, mainly planting tea trees.

One year, old Zhao went home and brought back a bundle of saplings, saying that it was the fragrant flower loved by the southerners. Whether his son liked it or not, he planted it on the edge of his eldest son's tea field. Later, a small white flower came out of the tree. Although it was fragrant, it did not arouse people's interest.

One day, the eldest son of Zhao family found that the tea branch had the fragrance of small white flowers. Immediately inspected the tea field, all with fragrance. He picked a basket of tea and went to Suzhou city to try it out. Unexpectedly, the fragrant tea was sold out in a short time. In this year, the eldest son made a fortune selling fragrant tea. When the two younger brothers learned about it, they went to their elder brother for accounting. They thought that the fragrant tea of their elder brother was caused by the fragrant flowers planted by their father. The money of their elder brother selling tea should be shared by three people. Brothers have been quarreling, two brothers to forcibly destroy fragrant flowers.

There is an old hermit in the village, Dai Kui, who is respected by the masses. Zhao's three brothers came to Dai's house and asked him to comment. He taught the three brothers not to split up for the sake of immediate interests. Instead, we should breed and develop these fragrant flowers. Each tea field is planted with fragrant flowers. Brothers sell fragrant tea and can make money together. When these fragrant flowers become famous, the bad guys want to steal them. They also need brothers to take care of them in shifts and unite. If the three brothers are selfish and don't put the interests of the whole group first, it won't work. Dai Kui also gave Hua'er a name called Mo Lihua, which means to do things for others and put personal interests at the end.

The three brothers listened to old man Dai's words. When they returned home, they lived in harmony and united production. Everyone's life became richer year by year.

The representative meaning of sending flowers

Young men and women often send jasmine flowers to each other to express their faithful love.

Jasmine can also be used as a symbol of friendship. It is a warm and hospitable etiquette to put the jasmine wreath on the neck of the guest and make it hang to the chest to show respect and friendship.