Peach blossom implication

The moral of peach blossom is as follows:

Peach blossom not only means "blooming with wealth", but also "red peach" is homophonic with "hongtu", which means "showing hongtu". Peach blossom is a symbol of a better life. Peach blossom is a symbol of longevity. The quality and symbolic significance of peach blossom.

In ancient society, people generally believed that there were ghosts and gods in the world. Therefore, during the Lunar New Year, every household in China hangs something called "Fu Tao" outside the gate to drive away ghosts.

There are two theories about the origin of peach trees in ancient legends. Some people say that peach trees are generated by the spread of Yu stars; Others say that the peach tree is Kuafu's walking stick. Legend has it that Kuafu became thirsty every day, so he drank the water from Weihe River, but the water from Weihe River was not enough to quench his thirst. Kuafu wanted to drink osawa from the north, but he died of thirst before he arrived in osawa. He abandoned his cane and turned it into a peach grove.

In ancient times, people painted statues of Shen Tu and Lei Yu on two mahogany boards during festivals, or simply wrote the names of Shen Tu and Lei Yu and hung them on both sides of the gate to keep their homes safe. This is "Fu Tao". Later, people wrote couplets on mahogany boards, which is the source of Spring Festival couplets.

Flower language and its representative meaning are prisoners of love. In ancient China, peach blossom has always been inseparable from the word love. Ancient divination often said that peach blossoms are auspicious, which means that peach blossoms can bring love to people.

Ancient poets often associated peach blossom with love. In addition to the poem "Peach Blossom on a Tree, Poem on a Tree" in "The Drunken Man's Meaning Is Not in the Wine, The Fragrance is in the Tree", it is often used to express the yearning for love, and also to lament the misfortune of beauty.