What does "honeymoon with tail" mean and flower language?

Iris is mostly blue-purple, and its scientific name: Iris tectorum is shaped like a dancing butterfly. In May, when the iris blooms, you can see blue butterflies flying among the green leaves, as if to spread the news of spring to the distance.

The French regard iris as the national flower. Because according to legend, when Clovis, the king of the first dynasty of France, was baptized, God gave him a gift, that is, Iris.

In France, iris is a symbol of light and freedom.

Iris is a general term for the family of flowering herbs. This flower consists of 6 petal-shaped leaves, 3 or 6 stamens and an ovary wrapped by pedicels.

The name of this plant comes from the angel of God and the rainbow that connects the earth with other worlds.

There is also a legend that the rainbow once saved the life of King Frank in the 6th century. When he saw the rainbow rising from the Rhine, he knew the river was shallow enough, so he crossed the river and escaped the enemy's pursuit.

Iris grows in Japan, China, Siberia and almost the whole temperate world.

Iris is called iris because its petals are shaped like the tail of a kite. Its common name iris means "rainbow" in Greek, which means rich colors. Ordinary florists and flower arrangers, that is, transliteration of their common names, are commonly known as "Alice". Alice is the rainbow goddess in Greek mythology. She is the messenger of the gods and the mortal world. Her main task is to bring the souls of good people back to heaven through the rainbow bridge between heaven and earth.

Up to now, Greeks often plant this flower in cemeteries, hoping that the soul after death can entrust Alice to bring it back to heaven. This is also the origin of the flower language "the messenger of love". In ancient Egypt, Alice represented "strength" and "eloquence". Iris is mostly blue-purple flowers, shaped like dancing butterflies. In May, when the iris blooms, you can see blue butterflies flying among the green leaves, as if to spread the news of spring to the distance.

White iris stands for innocence and light, and yellow stands for friendship and enthusiasm.

Blue-purple is to admire each other's elegance or secret love, which means love and good luck.

Israelis generally believe that the yellow iris is a symbol of "gold", so there is a custom of planting iris in the cemetery, that is, hoping to bring wealth to the afterlife.

Monet also planted iris in the garden of giverny; And take this as the theme, leaving a scene of iris full of natural vitality on the canvas.

Colorful irises represent different meanings. White iris represents innocence, yellow represents eternal friendship, enthusiasm and cheerfulness, blue represents appreciation of each other's elegance or unrequited love, and purple represents love and auspiciousness. Iris is a kind of Iris, which is a general name of a family of herbaceous flowering plants. This flower consists of 6 petal-shaped leaves, 3 or 6 stamens and an ovary wrapped by pedicels.

Iris is mainly blue-purple and has the reputation of "blue enchantress". Iris is called iris and "Alice" because its petals are shaped like the tail of a kite. Alice is the rainbow goddess in Greek mythology. She is the messenger of the gods and the earth. The name of this plant comes from the angel of God and the rainbow that connects the earth with other worlds. There is also a legend that the rainbow once saved the life of King Frank in the 6th century. When he saw the rainbow rising from the Rhine, he knew the river was shallow enough, so he crossed the river and escaped the enemy's pursuit.

Iris grows in Japan, China, Siberia and almost the whole temperate world.

France is a country of flowers, and its capital, Paris, has the reputation of "Flower Capital". Wei Ying is regarded as the national flower of the French Kingdom. Because according to legend, when Clovis, the king of the first dynasty of France, was baptized, God gave him a gift, that is, Iris. In France, iris is a symbol of light and freedom. In ancient Egypt, iris represented "strength" and "eloquence". Israelis generally believe that yellow iris is a symbol of "gold", so there is a custom of planting iris, that is, hoping to bring wealth to the afterlife. Monet also planted iris in the garden of giverny; And take this as the theme, leaving a scene of iris full of natural vitality on the canvas. Colorful irises represent different meanings. White iris represents innocence, yellow represents eternal friendship, enthusiasm and cheerfulness, blue represents appreciation of each other's elegance or unrequited love, and purple represents love and auspiciousness. This year, Iris introduced the Shixiang Lake (Tulip) Tourism Festival on a large scale for the first time, and its main colors are blue-purple, snow-white, gold and silver gray. In the season when iris is in full bloom, you can see blue butterflies flying among the green leaves, as if spreading the news of spring to the distance. .

Iris, the Chinese name comes from its petals like a kite tail. A kite is a bird of the Eagle family. The poem "The Foothills of Daya Gan" says: "The kite flies in the sky and the fish jumps in Yu Yuan." Its Greek/English name is iris, which means rainbow. Because this flower has five colors: red, orange, purple, blue, white and black, it deserves the name of rainbow. Its French name is fleur-de-lis or fleur-de-lys, and it can't say anything, but its ancient French spelling is Fleur-de-luce, which means light and light in Latin. So this flower is a "flower of light" in French. "The national flower of France is the iris of Iris, with beautiful volume and elegant posture, which is very similar to lily. Iris and Lily belong to two completely different families. Although at first glance, it seems that both of them have six "petals", I don't know that iris has only three petals, and the other three petals are sepals that protect flower buds. Just because these three petals look like petals, they are often confused with the real ones, so it is difficult to identify them. In addition, the "petals" of iris are half-cocked and half-rolled, while the petals of lily are all upward. Other irises also have three long tongue-shaped petals that change from gynogenesis to deep flower heart. Because Europeans often refer to iris as "lily", many people think that the national flower of France is lily. " Iris is often translated into "Jin Baihe" in modern Chinese, and the correct translation should be "Iris". Iris (fleur de lis). As far away as ancient Egypt, iris, lotus, lily and palm leaves together formed the pattern of "tree of life". So the first meaning of iris is "resurrection, life". After the rise of Christianity, it was regarded as the lily of the Valley Garden of Eden (the valley lily is the iris), and at the same time it was regarded as the symbol of the Trinity because of its three petals. More arguments, for example, it was produced by the tears of the Virgin Mary and even Eve, and it was a gift from God to Frank King Clovis when he was baptized. Friends who are interested in Christianity can go and see for themselves.