What is the meaning of chrysanthemum? Ask god for help.

Chrysanthemum in Flower Language has always been regarded as a symbol of loneliness, happiness and elegance of Ao Shuang, representing gentleness and friendship of celebrities. Chrysanthemum is deeply loved by ancient Chinese literati because it is not afraid of autumn cold in late autumn. Chrysanthemum is a famous traditional flower in China, with a long cultivation history. Chrysanthemum is not only used for viewing, decorating gardens and beautifying the environment, but also has a wide range of uses and can be eaten. Brewing, drinking and medicine are closely related to people's lives. Chrysanthemum has its unique ornamental value. People appreciate its various flowers, colorful colors and elegant fragrance. Especially in autumn and winter, when flowers wither one after another, chrysanthemums bloom in Ao Shuang. It is not afraid of cold bullying integrity, but also the embodiment of the indomitable spirit of the Chinese nation. Today, chrysanthemum is still one of the top ten famous flowers in China and is loved by the broad masses of the people. Chrysanthemum: clean, noble, long life, good luck, I love you, true feelings; Now on the Internet, popular people call their anus chrysanthemum. Chrysanthemum (red): love chrysanthemum (white): upright gentleman chrysanthemum (yellow): lovelorn jade chrysanthemum: reminiscence, reliable love, please believe me. Chunju: Love divination. June Chrysanthemum: Farewell to East Chrysanthemum: Farewell to French Xiao Ju: Enduring Guayeju: Happy Cosmo: Wild Beauty. Big Cosmo: the innocence and strength of girls. Marigold: friendship. In ancient times, a big ship set out from China, carrying 12 noble boys and girls, and set sail overseas in search of the elixir of life. In exchange, they brought the most valuable item-Jin Juhua. Later, the ship was caught in a storm and washed to an uninhabited desert island, where it was forced to live, breed and plant Jin Juhua. After that, people there called themselves "Japanese Empire". The pattern on the Japanese flag that was mistaken for the sun is actually a Jin Ju. And the symbol of the Japanese emperor is 16 petals of chrysanthemum. Wu Jun of the Liang Dynasty wrote the book "The Continuation of Qi and He": During the Eastern Han Dynasty, plagues and demons harmed Runan Ruhe area, epidemics prevailed, and moans and pains were everywhere. There was a man named Huan Jing, who went through hardships and dangers into the mountains, worshipped Fei Changfang as a teacher and learned the magic power of eliminating disasters and saving people. One day, Fei Changfang told Huan Jing: "The plague demon killed again on September 9, and you have to go back and save your parents and relatives." And told him: "When I climbed the mountain that day, I put Cornus officinalis in a red cloth bag and tied it to my arm;" Drinking chrysanthemum wine will defeat the plague demon and eliminate the disaster. " Huan Jing returned to his hometown and told the villagers the whole story. On September 9, the Ruhe River was blustery and foggy, and the plague demon came to the front of the mountain. Because the chrysanthemum was pungent and the dogwood was pungent, it was difficult to get close. Huan Jing fought fiercely with a sword, and the plague demon was beheaded at the foot of the mountain. At night, people went home, where "chickens, dogs, cattle and sheep suddenly died", but people survived. Since then, the custom of climbing mountains to avoid disasters in Chongyang has been passed down from generation to generation. Chrysanthemum, a popular word on the Internet, refers to anus. Because chrysanthemums look from top to bottom, similar to anus. So you can call it that.