What Does the Peony Flower Symbolize
Today, I will explain in detail what the peony flower symbolizes and its meanings, as well as introduce the flower language and the symbolism of green plants and flowers. Next, the editor will provide an introduction.
The flower language of peonies is rich in meaning, earning the title of "King of Flowers" with its national color and fragrance, bringing full affection, happiness, good luck, and wealth. Different colors represent different flower languages: red symbolizes wealth and fullness, white symbolizes dignity and purity, yellow symbolizes rarity and wealth, and pink symbolizes elegance and generosity.
Flower Language:
First: "King of Flowers" is also the flower language of peonies, as it is naturally beautiful and被誉为百花之王 (praised as the king of a hundred flowers).
Second: It also symbolizes full affection because the peony flower, after blooming, has a large and showy bloom.
Third: It represents happiness and good luck, which has been loved by people since ancient times.
Fourth: Besides the above flower languages, it also symbolizes wealth and auspiciousness, representing an auspicious symbol.
Various Flower Colors Represent:
Red Peony
Its blooming season is May every year, with a bright red color, and the flowers are quite showy, exuding a faint fragrance.
Flower Language: Represents fullness, wealth, beauty, and full of hope.
White Peony
The blooming trend is like a pagoda, changing from inside to outside, from small to large.
Flower Language: Represents sincere dignity and purity.
Yellow Peony
Its color appears vibrant, bringing a joyful and beautiful feeling.
Flower Language: Represents preciousness, prosperity, and wealth.
Pink Peony
It often brings a vibrant, lovely, and delicate color.
Flower Language: Represents elegance, generosity, and grace.
What Does the Peony Flower's Language and Symbolism Mean?
Complete Peony Flower Language
1. Peonies are also known as the King of Flowers, and when they bloom, they always stand out with their colorful flowers, which are pleasing to the eye. Every flower has a beautiful flower language, and peonies are no exception. So, what are the complete flower languages of peonies? In fact, the flower language is quite rich.
2. The flower language of peonies represents a gentle love, selfless dedication; prosperity, thriving, wealth, and auspiciousness, as well as the anticipation of life, purity, grace, and thousands of elegant postures.
Different Colors of Peonies Represent Different Flower Languages
1. Red Peony
The red peony is the most representative color among peonies, and red has always symbolized joy and good fortune. Therefore, the flower language of red peonies is wealth, fullness, and associated with fire. Placing several red peonies during festivals can symbolize a joyful atmosphere.
2. Black Peony
3. White Peony
White is a very pure and clean color, so the flower language of white peonies is purity, grace, thousands of elegant postures, and symbolizes a trustworthy person. We often use white peonies to express the highest praise for a woman, a longing for something very beautiful.
4. Purple, Pink, Yellow, Green
Purple peonies symbolize bashfulness, pink peonies symbolize grace; yellow peonies symbolize bright wealth and elegance, and green peonies symbolize life, anticipation, gentle love, and dedicated effort.
What Does the Peony Flower's Language and Symbolism Mean?
Peony Flower Language
1. As a saying goes, everyone loves peonies, showing that peonies have always been popular. When they bloom, the colorful flowers are so bright and beautiful that they captivate people. Every beautiful plant has a beautiful flower language, so what is the flower language of peonies? Its flower language is wealth and auspiciousness, prosperity and thriving.
2. In fact, peonies come in many varieties, with colorful flowers, each representing a flower language. For example, the flower language of red peonies is wealth and fullness; the flower language of white peonies is purity and grace; the flower language of green peonies is life and anticipation; the flower language of pink peonies is grace; the flower language of yellow peonies is bright wealth and elegance.
3. When peonies bloom, they are full of flowers, colorful and pleasing to the eye. Looking at the beautiful flowers makes people fall for them, symbolizing the anticipation of life, gentle love, and dedicated effort, as well as the elegance and grace of some people.
4. The peony flower is wide and thick, known as the King of Flowers. Its bright flowers bloom beautifully, symbolizing the anticipation of life, gentle love, and dedicated effort, as well as the elegance and grace of some people.
Peony Symbolism
1. As the King of Flowers, peonies have captivated many with their beautiful flowers, vibrant and colorful, pleasing to the eye. Peonies symbolize people's beautiful expectations for tomorrow, expressing a good wish for the country's prosperity and thriving.
2. Peonies have always been the subject of poems and paintings by scholars and artists, with countless famous poems and paintings emerging, praiseworthy. Therefore, peonies symbolize the beautiful emotions of poets and artists, the spirit and excellent character of the Chinese nation, and also the embodiment of beauty.
3. When peonies are painted with roses, which are called "eternal flowers," they symbolize eternal wealth; when painted with begonias, they symbolize wealth and auspiciousness; when painted with narcissus, they symbolize the blessing of wealth and happiness.
Three, Legends of Peonies
1. During the Tang Dynasty, Empress Wu Zetian, after drinking, rashly ordered that all flowers should bloom at the same time in the winter. However, among all the flowers, only the peony did not bloom, showing its steadfast character. As a result, the empress, in a fit of anger, banished the peony to Luoyang. Thus, the peony won the love and praise of most people.
2. Long ago, there was an old couple living at the foot of Mount Luoyang, who had a son named Yingge. When he was nine years old, his father died, and his mother fell seriously ill. At this time, a senior appeared and told him that the Queen Mother of the West had a medicine for his mother and gave him a treasure gourd.
3. After Yingge came to heaven, he saw many elixirs and wanted to take more. Suddenly, the Queen Mother discovered him and ordered someone to chase him. In the confusion, he left only one. Later, at a critical moment, the South Pole immortal saved him and told him that the elixir turned into a tree, and if he dug the bark and roots to make medicine, his mother's illness would improve.
4. Afterwards, as predicted, Yingge's mother's condition indeed improved. This flower, which came from the elixir of the Queen Mother of the West, was called Mudan. Because Mudan had the spirit of the elixir, its flowers were exceptionally beautiful, fragrant, and became a precious herb, so people called it "heavenly color and national flower."
The flower language of peonies represents fullness, deep affection, wealth, and elegance. Among potted plants, peonies are the king of flowers, with a majestic demeanor, high-grade, and the most ideal choice for friends and relatives, expressing sincere wishes and profound respect.
The detailed explanation shared above about what peonies symbolize, the flower language, and symbolism is hoped to bring you help in green plant management!