What are the representative flowers in China?

The list of provincial flowers in China is as follows:

Hebei province: Taiping flower; Shanxi province: elm plum; Liaoning province: goddess flower; Jilin Province: Clivia; Heilongjiang Province: Lilac; Shandong Province: Peony; Jiangsu Province: Jasmine; Anhui Province: Lagerstroemia indica; Zhejiang province: orchids; Jiangxi Province: Rhododendron; Fujian Province: Narcissus; Taiwan Province Province: Phalaenopsis; Henan Province: Chimonanthus praecox; Hubei province: plum blossom; Hunan province: hibiscus; Guangdong province: kapok. Shaanxi Province: Lily; Qinghai province: tulips; Sichuan province: hibiscus mutabilis; Hainan province: bougainvillea.

Gansu province: tulips; Guizhou Province: Rhododendron; Yunnan Province: Camellia; Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: Bauhinia; Macao Special Administrative Region: Lotus; Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region: Saussurea involucrata; Xizang Autonomous Region: Gentiana; Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region: Malanhua; Ningxia Autonomous Region: Malanhua; Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region: Osmanthus fragrans; Beijing: Chinese rose; Tianjin: rose; Shanghai: Magnolia grandiflora; Chongqing: Camellia.

Brief introduction of Taiping flower

Taiping flower is a common deciduous shrub plant in northern mountain forests, such as Saxifragaceae and Prunus. It has dense branches and leaves, milky yellow flowers and fragrant smell, and many flowers gather together, which is quite beautiful. Leaves opposite, rectangular, sparsely serrated, ovary semi-inferior, 3-veined. Flowers 5-9 in racemes; Milky white, slightly fragrant; Petals 4, ovoid; The flowering period is April-June, and the fruiting period is 8-65438+1October.