How to describe cherry blossoms

Appearance characteristics of cherry blossoms: the crown is oval to round, the leaves are alternate, with glandular serrations, a single branch or 3-6 clusters of flowers are umbrella-shaped or umbrella-shaped inflorescences, which are born at the same time as the leaves, or the leaves come out first, the calyx tube is bell-shaped or tubular, and most cultivated varieties are double petals; The fruit is red or black and ripens in May-June.

Sakura is a symbol of love and hope, representing elegant, simple and pure love. Cherry blossoms are like ignorant girls, blooming quietly in spring. White and pink cherry blossoms full of trees are the most beautiful language to tell love to lovers. Someone in my heart, like the lonely sakura rain, slowly disappeared into the depths of time, leaving an eternal memory.

The history of cherry blossom research;

Cherry blossoms originated in China. According to the authoritative Japanese book "The Great Construction of Cherry Blossoms", cherry blossoms originated in the Himalayas. After artificial cultivation, this species was gradually introduced into the Yangtze River valley in China, southwest China and Taiwan Province Island. During the Qin and Han dynasties, cherry blossoms were planted by the royal family of the court for more than 2,000 years. During the Han and Tang Dynasties, it was widely planted in private gardens. In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, gorgeous cherry blossoms can be seen everywhere, setting off the magnificent figure of prosperous China. At that time, all countries came to China, and Japan deeply admired the brilliance of Korean culture. Cherry blossoms are brought back by Japanese worshippers along with buildings and costumes.

Sakura language:

The flower language of cherry blossoms: happiness, enthusiasm, purity, nobility, indifference and so on.

The flower language of winter cherry blossoms: the mystery of the East

Double cherry blossom flower language: quiet

The flower language of primrose: youth

KINOMOTO SAKURA's flower language: Smile at you, beautiful in spirit.