What kind of flower is this? I hope the flower god teaches me.

Trachelospermum, an evergreen woody vine of Trachelospermum of Apocynaceae, is 65,438+00 meters long, with milky white stems, cylindrical, reddish brown, leathery or nearly leathery leaves, oval to ovoid or broadly obovate leaves, hairless leaves, slightly concave midvein, flat lateral veins, short petioles, axillary or terminal dichotomous cymes, and many flowers are conical and white. Bracts and bracteoles are narrowly lanceolate, lobes are linearly lanceolate, buds are obtuse at the top, corolla tube is cylindrical, stamens are inserted in the middle of corolla tube, anthers are arrow-shaped, style is cylindrical, stigma is ovate, carpels are twin, branched, linearly lanceolate, seeds are linearly brown, flowers are in March-July, and fruits are in July-65438+February.