The Flower Language of Cuiju

The flower language of Cuiju Cuiju is generally used for potted plants and courtyard viewing. Its flowery language is the pursuit of reliable love. Please believe me, do you love me or not? My love is deeper than yours.

Cuiju has many flowers, but when we really understand, in fact, the flowers of Cuiju are silent love and unshakable faith.

Cuiju Cuiju's flower language is rich in color, including white, light yellow, pink, light red, light blue and purple. In fact, each color also has its own flower language.

Ruby stands for active love.

Aquamarine represents eternal love.

The aster represents a fanatical pursuit.

White jade represents pure love.

Yellow jade represents friendship and love.

Only by knowing the meaning of each color can we choose the right color and give it to the right person.

Other meaning Cuiju of Cuiju is also the guardian flower of Aries, which can give you the determination and action to change things.

In German divination, there is an algorithm, that is, the petals of a chrysanthemum are torn off one by one, and the words "love, no love, love ..." are read in the mouth until the petals of the whole flower are picked.

This method also appeared in Goethe's famous play Faust, and it became more popular when girls used it to predict love scenes.

The girl is holding a chrysanthemum in her hand, tearing off the petals one by one, and anxiously reading: Does he love me? Or does he hate it? Even in real life, women are worried that you love me more than you do. Isn't it a beautiful and moving sight to pluck the petals one by one?

Later, this method also spread to Japan, but it was originally spread from Europe.