Open a number twice in March.

The second opening in March is the number 2.

Plum blossoms bloom twice in March, which means that the same thing has been successful twice. It is often used to describe a football player who scored two goals in a football match. The Second Plum Blossom originated from the master's novel collection The Second Plum Blossom. This is also the emotional story of Mei Liangyu and Chen Xingyuan in the Tang Dynasty. There is such a plot that Mei's father was framed by Shandong Prime Minister Qilu. Mei Liangyu set a sacrifice on the night when all the blooming plum blossoms were blown down by the strong wind, praying that the plum blossoms would bloom twice again, so that dad's grievances could be avenged. After that, plum blossoms did bloom twice. Mei and Chen went through a lot of hardships and finally had a happy ending. The "two scores" have been widely known since then.

Plum blossoms like to grow in warm, humid and cold natural environments. It can grow well under the conditions of sufficient sunshine and good natural ventilation. Not demanding on soil, not barren, resistant to low temperature and afraid of water. Suitable for growing in wet and cold soil, with loose and fertile subsoil, excellent drainage pipeline and slightly sticky subsoil. It is planted in all parts of China, but there are many species in the southern provinces in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, and there are also a few species in the south of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Henan, and some varieties have been successfully propagated in North China. Japanese, China and North Korea also have it.

Plum blossom is regarded as an auspicious representative by the people and is one of the three friends of Lao Han. From ancient times to the present, everyone is praising her spirit of being proud of snow and her lonely and elegant beauty of not competing with flowers for spring. In the history of literati painting, there are as many plum blossom landscape poems as Panyu. We in China enjoy flowers for a walk, and appreciate not only the surface of flowers, but also the value and spiritual wealth it contains.