Who planted ice flowers?

Hua is a common name. According to legend, Bing Ling Hua is a beautiful and dignified country girl. She is kind, virtuous and gentle, and is a good girl loved by everyone in the village. One spring, with a long neck and a cold climate, people ate up all the winter food. The snow and ice don't melt, there is no green grass in the field, and people are starving. Ben Ling Hua was in a hurry. She prayed to God: "Great God, let wild vegetables grow in the field quickly. Save the children, save the elderly and save the whole village! " Her sincerity touched God. One night, she dreamed that an old man with a white beard said to her, "Can you walk barefoot across the mountains in the ice and snow?" "Yes," said Bing Linghua firmly. "Well, you spread these seeds on the black land under the ice and snow." Say that finish, grandpa handed a bag of seeds to Bing Ling Hua and disappeared. When Bing Linghua woke up, she saw a bag of seeds in her hand, so she ran barefoot on the ice and snow, turning around as she ran, and scattered the seeds on the black land in the foot nest melted by body temperature. Small green shoots grew on the black ground in the bloody footwell in front of her, and then yellow flowers poked their heads out from under the crystal snow. Hungry people get life-saving wild vegetables. In order not to forget the spirit of self-sacrifice of Bing Ling Hua to heal the wounded and rescue the dying, they called the yellow flowers under the ice and snow "Bing Ling Hua".

Whether it is called flower, flower, ice or cold, it is said that it is the earliest herbal flower in the world of ice and snow and enjoys the reputation of "Lin Lian". Chimonanthus praecox, cold ling's fragrance, iron heart, what do you say? Did you know that wintersweet will freeze to death below-15℃? It can't grow in the north. It's like a snake dancing in the mountains. It can only bloom in the colorful Yangtze River basin. It is not entirely appropriate to say that wintersweet is full of joy and snow. Some people say: "Planting flowers is cultivation; Appreciating flowers is to cultivate sentiment. "To appreciate flowers, we should not only appreciate the shape, color, taste and season of flowers, but also appreciate the personality, moral spirit and enlightening power contained in flowers. The opening time of the side marigold is the cold season when the ice and snow have not melted in late winter and early spring, and it is "it is still cold at first, and it is not time to try on Luo Yi". Before other plants germinate, it uses its weak body to drill through the frozen soil like an iron plate, and a flower blooms proudly alone. Its golden flowers spread like gold, breaking the silence left by people in the dead of winter. How precious it is. It is said that Chimonanthus praecox is a powerful person of "Chun Xue" and Marigold is a cloth of "Xialiba people".

Flower language: memories

Hua Bu: You are very concerned about other people's whispers and think that you are always doing something bad enough to offend others. In fact, you should open your heart, make yourself happy, forget the unpleasant shadow of the past and create a better future.

Hua Yan: If you still haven't found love, don't always hold memories, just act as soon as possible.

Cultural connotation

Fushoucao, which means auspicious grass. It is the whole grass of the root of Adonis amurensis in Ranunculaceae. According to the dictionary of traditional Chinese medicine, it can strengthen the heart and induce diuresis. Treat palpitation, edema and epilepsy.

Adonis lateralis is a plant name. "Spring is chilly, freezing young people to death." In the unfrozen ice and snow, small buds with green and yellow calyx climbed out of the frozen soil, and blossomed like "golden plates" in the shape of sunflowers and the size of coins. According to the pattern of the flower, people named it the side marigold, which is vivid. According to western mythology, adonis, a beautiful teenager, was reincarnated as a side marigold in order to comfort her lover Venus who was sad for her death.