What is the flower language of Paeonia lactiflora

The flower language of Paeonia lactiflora is "beautiful and moving" and "reluctant to part". In ancient times, when men and women interacted, they gave peony to each other to express their love or farewell, so it was also called "leaving the grass". Now, Paeonia lactiflora has become the representative flower of Valentine's Day in China and the love flower of China.

Roses in the west are prickly, and peony, the love flower in China, is not only beautiful, but also can cure diseases. Like jade and peony, it embodies the morality and character of the Chinese nation. It is diligent and pragmatic, as light as peony and as soft as jade. Pink peony is like rosy clouds on the horizon, and it is also like a shy girl in love. Romantic and subtle peony reflects the appearance of spring. The custom of Shangsi Festival and the love song of "Give it a spoonful of medicine" have been passed down from the singing of the Book of Songs to the Han, Tang, Ming and Qing Dynasties. In ancient China, peony has always been a melody of love and a romantic folk song.

The origin of peony flower name

According to Materia Medica, "Peony is graceful and beautiful. This grass is graceful, hence the name. " Peony has many aliases. In China's flowery gardens, the ancients called Paeonia lactiflora "flower phase" (prime minister in flowers), and it was also called Paeonia lactiflora because it was a herb. Its flowers are colorful and charming, hence the names "Jiao Rong" and "Yu Rong". In ancient times, people sent flowers to peony to say goodbye, so it was also called "leaving the grass" and "leaving the grass". Scholars in Tang and Song Dynasties called Paeonia lactiflora "greedy tail spring", which is the last cup. Paeonia lactiflora blooms in late spring, which means the last cup of wine in spring. Peony is a herbaceous flower. There are no hard woody stems stalks, just like weak willows and weak boneless girls, so they are called "boneless flowers". Because of the fragrance of its flowers, it has the names of "filled cake", "Liu Yi" and "Xinyi". In addition, the ancient names include Cang Xie, Atractylodes macrocephala, Plowing Grain and Collar.

In foreign countries, Paeonia lactiflora is also favored and has the reputation of "the queen of flowers". Paeonia lactiflora has been the love flower of China since ancient times, and now it is also called the representative flower of Valentine's Day in China.