What does mint symbolize?

The flower language of mint is eternal love. In Britain, two mint leaves can represent eternal love. Another flower language is virtue, good character, modesty and courtesy, and knowing how to accommodate others. Another flower language is hope and dullness. Although mint is not outstanding in appearance, its green leaves are lush, which can bring hope and vitality to people and symbolize a continuation of life and health. Mint means love, which means I want to meet you again, that is, love me again. There are inevitably people or things that have been wrong in life. I hope to meet again and make up for my regrets.