In some countries in Europe and America, people like to give tulips, roses, carnations, Chinese roses, lilies and violets as gifts. Because roses and tulips mean "sincere and romantic love", they are especially loved by people. Every February 14 "Valentine's Day", presented to lovers.
Send a bunch of red roses to show your deep love. If one party sends a bunch of yellow roses, it means that the journey of love lights up with a "yellow light". Mediterranean people like to send a bunch of "forget me" to express their love. The French like lilies because they symbolize strength and harmony.
State. If you are invited to a gathering of friends in France, Spain, Italy or Mexico, you should avoid sending chrysanthemums. In their view, sending chrysanthemums is a symbol of bad luck. If you visit a friend's house in Germany or Holland, sending chrysanthemums will be very popular. Holland, the flower of the world, especially cherishes tulips as a symbol of wealth and good luck. In Britain, sending yellow carnations shows contempt for each other; Sending a bunch of yellow wild roses in Russia means breaking up. Pay attention to the number of flowers. Send flowers to friends in odd numbers, and even numbers are generally used to mourn the dead; Brazilians avoid sending purple flowers; Egyptians avoid sending yellow flowers.
Japanese people have a special liking for carnations, roses and cherry blossoms, and orchids such as bandana and Phalaenopsis are also very popular. Filipino Amore; Thais like lotus flowers, tropical orchids and jasmine flowers. They usually string jasmine flowers into beautiful garlands and hang them around their guests' necks to welcome them.
China's flower culture has a long history, and the "flower language" has rich and profound meanings, which means that the peony flower with the first color in the world is rich and auspicious; Compare the orchid that "the forest is fragrant" to a kind of self-love; Plum blossom has the tough quality of "falling into the mud and grinding into dust, only the fragrance remains unchanged". At the wedding banquet, flowers symbolizing sweet happiness and centuries-old harmony, such as lily, hibiscus, rose and Anthurium, should be sent. Birthday Birthday should send flowers symbolizing longevity, such as longevity flower, evergreen, tortoise-backed bamboo and so on. Flowers representing good luck should be sent at festivals, such as kumquat, Eupatorium adenophorum, bergamot, narcissus and cyclamen. In Guangdong and Hong Kong, it is popular to send kumquat and dahlias during the Spring Festival, because "orange" is homophonic with "auspicious" and "beauty" is homophonic with "profit", which means good luck, but avoid sending jasmine, especially businessmen, because "jasmine" means "unprofitable". Don't send gladiolus when visiting patients, because "gladiolus" and "seeing difficulties" are homophonic and unlucky.
There should be many others.
Huang Pulsatilla: Break up.
Carnation (variegated) refuses your love.
Yellow rose: lovelorn
Yellow tulip-desperate love
Germans regard tulips as "heartless flowers" and give them away to represent breaking up.
Sending a bunch of yellow wild roses in Russia means breaking up.