What plant symbolizes what (spirit, what kind of person, etc.)?

1. Plum blossoms are among the top ten famous flowers in China. Together with orchids, bamboos and chrysanthemums, they are listed as the Four Gentlemen. Together with pine and bamboo, they are also known as the "Three Friends of Suihan".

In traditional Chinese culture, plum blossom inspires people to work hard with its noble, strong and humble character.

In the severe cold, plum blossoms bloom before hundreds of flowers, and spring is the only one in the world.

2. Orchids Since ancient times, Chinese people have loved orchids, raised orchids, chanted orchids, and painted orchids. The ancients once praised that "watching leaves is better than watching flowers."

People also appreciate the orchid's perseverance and perseverance, as it keeps company with vegetation, does not compete with other flowers, is not afraid of frost and snow bullying, and has perseverance. Orchids have always been regarded as a symbol of nobility and elegance. Together with plum blossoms, bamboos, and chrysanthemums, they are also known as

"four gentlemen".

3. Bamboo British scholar Joseph Needham said: East Asian civilization is the "bamboo civilization".

Chinese literati and poets endowed bamboo with growth characteristics such as hollowness, straightness, and greenness all year round, and endowed it with spiritual and cultural symbols such as elegance, purity, humility, discipline, and uprightness. Bamboo painting became an important type of Chinese flower-and-bird painting. In the Qing Dynasty of my country, Zheng Banqiao is famous for his bamboo paintings.

4. Chrysanthemums Chrysanthemums have experienced wind and frost, but they have tenacious vitality and high integrity. Because Tao Yuanming picked chrysanthemums under the eastern fence, chrysanthemums got the title of "hermit among flowers".

In Japan, the chrysanthemum is a symbol of royalty.

Chrysanthemums come in many colors and have different meanings.

5. Lotus Because "Lotus" is a homophone to "He" and "He", and "Lotus" is a homophone to "Lian" and "Lian", in traditional Chinese culture, lotus (i.e. lotus) is often used as a symbol of peace, harmony, cooperation, and synergy.

, a symbol of unity, unity, etc.; the nobility of the lotus symbolizes the cause of peace and the nobility of a harmonious world.