Chrysanthemum's flower language and meaning
To answer netizens' questions about the flower language and meaning of chrysanthemum and to understand the connotations represented by chrysanthemum, a comprehensive introduction is about to follow.
Chrysanthemum experiences frost and blooms brilliantly in the desolate autumn, with many people appreciating its beauty by choosing to plant chrysanthemum at home or to enjoy them in September. Do you know the flower language and meaning of chrysanthemum? Different chrysanthemums have different meanings, generally symbolizing reclusive scholars, noble gentlemen, and longevity, winning the love and praise of many people.
I. Different colors of chrysanthemum have different meanings
1. White chrysanthemum: Mourning, sincerity
White is the purest color, so it is generally used to represent sincerity and honesty, symbolizing that we are like a blank sheet of paper, with nothing hidden or concealed. At the same time, white also implies sadness, as white in the phrase 'red and white events' refers to funerals, so white chrysanthemums often appear at funerals. The flower language and meaning of white chrysanthemum is to express our mourning and respect for the deceased, with a sense of remembrance.
2. Red chrysanthemum: Celebration, I love you
Red always brings a feeling of joy and happiness, as we often say that a person's face is red with joy when they encounter something happy. Red chrysanthemum also carries the meaning of good fortune and celebration, just like its red color, full of joy and festivity. At the same time, its red seems to represent our burning passion, symbolizing 'I love you'.
3. Yellow chrysanthemum: Achieving success
When yellow chrysanthemum blooms, it is like gold scattered all over the ground, with its golden color dazzling, containing the meaning of achieving success in life. We can send a bouquet of yellow roses to friends and leaders, hoping that their future will be smooth, their career will achieve success, and they will live a brilliant and dazzling life. At the same time, yellow chrysanthemum also represents respect and purity, which is a noble gentleman's character.
4. Other chrysanthemums
There are many types of chrysanthemums, and there are also different flower languages and meanings for many other types of chrysanthemums. For example, daisy represents yearning, reliable love, please believe me; spring chrysanthemum represents divination of love; marigold represents friendship; winter chrysanthemum represents parting; peony chrysanthemum represents wealth and honor, prosperity and flourish; daisy represents pure happiness, peace, and hope; sunflower represents wild beauty, etc. However, generally, all chrysanthemums carry the meaning of longevity, as they bloom in September, which sounds like 'long-lasting' in Chinese, so people enjoy chrysanthemums in September with the hope and desire for longevity.
The above is a complete introduction to the flower language and meaning of chrysanthemum and understanding the connotations represented by chrysanthemum, for everyone to learn and understand!