What are the symbolic meanings of plants in The Book of Songs?

Plants in The Book of Songs: Our ancestors used plants to express their hopes and feelings. In the eyes of our ancestors, plants can be used to drive away diseases, offer sacrifices, pray for blessings, predict good and bad luck, beautify the environment, compare talents with virtues, express love, symbolize wealth and forget worries. Plants are intertwined with the life, emotion, etiquette and temperament of our ancestors. This paper discusses the materialization of virtue with the significance of pine, cypress, bamboo, phoenix tree and other good trees and evil grasses as representatives; In this paper, peppers, papaya, plums and other fruits are used as emotional media, and the emotions represented by bluegrass, peony, lotus and mulberry are discussed. In this paper, the family wealth represented by kudzu vine, gourd, day lily and willow is taken as an example to discuss the metaphor.

The beautiful sublimation of plants has produced deep feelings and deep friendship. Although it has a long history, it is still fresh and moist and has a long history.