In traditional Chinese culture, flowers, as a symbol of beauty, are endowed with rich cultural connotations. The ancients not only appreciated the beauty of flowers, but also gave them many meaningful names. These nicknames not only show the love of the ancients for flowers, but also reflect their deep understanding of nature and life.
1.Peony: national color Tianxiang, Luoyang flower, rich flower.
2.Chrysanthemums: yellow flowers, nine flowers, Japanese spirits.
3.Plum blossoms: Bingqing Yujie, a branch of spring, Qingke.
4.Orchids: Empty Valley Beauty, Youke, Xiangzu.
5.Osmanthus: Tianxiang, Jiulixiang, laurel.
6.Lotus: Hibiscus, June Spring, Jade Rabbit.
7.Narcissus: Lingbo Fairy, Jade Linglong, Marigold Silver Table.
8.Peony: The prime minister in the flower, the greedy tail spring, and the will leave.
9.Roses: brocade quilts, five-color hydrangeas, spending money.
10.Jasmine: Ice muscle jade bone, distant guest, wood rhino.
11.Camellias: mandala, jade tea, winter-resistant.
12.Rhododendron: mountain pomegranate, mountain heel, mountain red.
13.Gardenias: Zen Ke, Xue Bu, Lin Lan.
14.Hibiscus flowers: frost-repellent flowers, lotus, water hibiscus.
15.Begonia flowers: broken intestine flowers, interpretation flowers, pear flowers and begonias.
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17.Hibiscus flowers: ground hibiscus, Hu Yan fan, frost resistance.
18.Lamei: Hanke, Jinmei, Dongmei.
19.Hibiscus: Three drunken hibiscus, frost-repellent flowers, and lotus flowers.
20.Wisteria: purple grape, vermilion vine, Zhaodou vine.
21.Peach Blossom: Spring flower.
22.Pear Blossom: Guest.
23.Moon Season: Queen of Flowers.
24.Calamus: Literati grass.
25.Iris: Purple butterfly.
26.Smile: Smile plum.
27.Ginkgo: Duck's feet.
28.Maple: Red maple.
29.Bamboo: Take-kun.
These nicknames express the love and praise of the ancients for flowers, and show the richness and beauty of flowers. In different historical periods and cultural backgrounds, the nickname of flowers also reflects people's perception and thinking about nature and life.