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Home/KNOWLEDGE/CULTURE&HISTORY/Top 10 Famous Flowers in China

Top 10 Famous Flowers in China

By Jerry.P
2022-07-04 5 Min Read
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Friends who love flowers know that China’s national flower is the peony, which represents China’s cultural image and national feelings. But there are also many people who don’t know that China also has a list of the top 10 famous flowers. These 10 kinds of flowers contain different spiritual cultures in China. This post will take you to familiarize yourself with these flowers.

1. Plum Blossom

10 Flowers Representing Chinese Culture-Plum blossomsPlum blossoms are known as “the head of Chinese famous flowers”, and also known as “the head of flowers”. Plum blossoms bloom more spiritually and beautifully in the colder the environment, so they also symbolize the indomitable spirit of the Chinese nation. I remember when Hua Hua was a child, my mother taught me to be a noble, tenacious and indomitable person like Mei Hua.

2. Peony flowers

10 Flowers Representing Chinese Culture-penoyPeony flowers are very beautiful, with many varieties and rich colors. The flowers of peony are very large and have a strong fragrance, so they are known as “national color and heavenly fragrance”. The peony flowers are graceful and luxurious, and they look elegant and dignified. It really deserves to be the national flower of our country! Peony flowers like light, and are resistant to shade, cold, and dryness, but they can’t stand high temperature exposure, so remember not to expose to the sun when it’s hot~

3. Chrysanthemum

10 Flowers Representing Chinese Culture-Chrysanthemum“Pick chrysanthemums under the eastern fence, and you can see Nanshan leisurely.” In ancient times, chrysanthemums have been deeply loved by people. Chrysanthemums come in various colors such as red, yellow, white, orange, purple, etc. There are many varieties, and the cultivated flowers are also very charming. , Not only that, chrysanthemum also has medicinal value, and has the reputation of “lingshuang blooming beauty”. In the yard of Huahua’s house, my mother raised a chrysanthemum. When it blooms, it flows with the wind, and it feels really beautiful.

4. Lotus

10 Flowers Representing Chinese Culture-lotusThe lotus is not only one of the top ten famous flowers in my country, but also the national flower of India and Vietnam! Its character of “coming out of the mud without being stained” is called “water hibiscus” and “water palace fairy” by later generations. The lotus is quiet and elegant. It is cultivated in the open air in summer. It is really beautiful to watch~

5. Rose

10 Flowers Representing Chinese Culture-roseHuahua’s favorite is the Chinese rose. The Chinese rose is known as the “Queen of Flowers”. Does it sound very elegant and noble? Roses can not only be used as ornamental plants, but also used as medicine, and now they are a token of love among many young people!

6. Rhododendron

10 Flowers Representing Chinese Culture-RhododendronRhododendron has many scientific names, one of which is known by many people is Azalea. When it comes to rhododendrons, there are about 900 species in the world, and my country is the country with the largest distribution of rhododendrons. When the rhododendron blooms, the petals are curved like the skirt of a fairy, so it is also called “Xishi in flowers”. Some of Huahua’s friends are called Du Juan, and I think this is also the family’s expectation and best wishes for her!

7. Camellia

10 Flowers Representing Chinese Culture-CamelliaCamellia is not unfamiliar to many flower lovers, and it is also a common flower in our daily life. Camellia is relatively delicate, so it has the name of “Jiao Ke in Flowers”. Camellia is evergreen in all seasons, and it can bloom beautifully and contentedly even in severe winter. When the camellia blooms, it looks like smiling faces blooming, and it also looks like a budding girl. Camellia is also the best choice for ornamental flowers at home!

8. Orchid

Top 10 Famous Flowers in China-orchidChinese people have always regarded orchid as a symbol of noble and elegant, and its shape is also like “the graceful flowers and green leaves are long, and the wind can hardly hide the fragrance in the valley” in the ancient poems. Orchids are also delicate flowers. Too much or too little watering will lead to their death, so flower lovers must pay attention!

9. Osmanthus

Top 10 Famous Flowers in China-OsmanthusThis is a flower that Huahua knew when she was a child. “Osmanthus is fragrant and smells under the moon.” The rich fragrance of osmanthus permeates almost every corner of the air, making people drunk. “Fragrant Fragrance in Ten Miles” is a symbol of good luck and good luck. Osmanthus can be used to make spices and scented tea, and some flower lovers can also make sweet-scented osmanthus buns!

10. Narcissus

10 Flowers Representing Chinese Culture-NarcissusWhen it comes to narcissus, we can think of the title “Lingbo Fairy”, right? Narcissus is not only popular among Chinese people because of its many flowers, beautiful shape, and fragrant fragrance, but also sells well in the international market, and foreign friends especially like it! Narcissus is an ornamental flower in winter, and it can be grown not only in water but also in pots. In the cold winter, the daffodils still bloom with lush foliage and vitality, as if telling people: “Winter is here, will spring be far behind?”
These ten kinds of precious and beautiful flowers contain different levels of spiritual and cultural heritage in my country.

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