What does deer flower mean?

Deer give birth to flowers, which means the same life as Fulu. Deer are homophonic with Lu in China, which means to be blessed by homophonic. The deer in the west is a god beast in Santa Claus' car, which also means bringing auspicious gifts. China is rich in flowers and peonies. The west also has a unique feeling for flowers. For example, flowers in Europe are mostly combined with vines, similar to rattan flowers in China, such as twisted lotus patterns. Flowers symbolize blooming and fragrance, giving people a spiritual breath. Therefore, the combination of the two is also the product of the combination of Chinese and western, which can be decorated into European style, simple and modern, or Chinese style.

Deer: They belong to different species in different regions. In people's impression, these animals are easily distinguished from other cloven-hoofed animals (such as pigs and cattle). Taxonomically, it includes bedbugs and CERATOPOGONIDAE of Sclerotinia of ruminants, and sometimes giraffes and Giraffe Sclerotinia of Sclerotinia. These animals are closely related to Sclerotinia sclerotiorum of Cervidae. In ancient times, deer were also regarded as gods. People believe that deer can bring people good luck, happiness and longevity. These birthday girls ride sika deer. In Shang dynasty, deer bones were used for divination. Inscriptions on antlers were also found in Yin Ruins. During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, a large number of birds, beasts and monsters were used in Chu tombs with real antlers on their heads, which formed the characteristics of Chu culture. As a symbol of beauty, deer has an indissoluble bond with art, and it can be found in murals, paintings and sculptures of all ages. Such as the deer hunting map of the knights in the Han Dynasty and the relief of lying deer in the Buddha's seat.