What flowers to send on traditional Chinese festivals

On New Year's Day (January 1, Chinese calendar), usually use stargazer, bamboo, etc. to add a happy and auspicious atmosphere.

On Chinese New Year (the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar), peonies and orchids are usually used to add a happy and auspicious atmosphere.

Lunar New Year's Day (the fifteenth day of the first month of the lunar calendar), usually with fire cranes to express the red fire, full of festive atmosphere.

Valentine's Day (February 14th on the lunar calendar), roses and tulips are usually used to express affection

Women's Day (March 8th on the lunar calendar), orchids are usually used to represent women's elegance and nobility, as well as kindness and warmth.

Ching Ming Festival (April 5, Gregorian calendar), usually send some plain flowers to express the meaning of mourning.

Duanwu Festival (the fifth day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar), jasmine flowers are usually used to honor the patriotic poet Qu Yuan.

Children's Day (June 1 on the Gregorian calendar) is usually celebrated by sending small gypsophila flowers.

On Tanabata (the seventh day of the seventh month of the Chinese lunar calendar), the flower of a thousand suns and water lilies are usually used to express love and admiration.

Mid-Autumn Festival (15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar), usually use orchids to express the feelings of longing.

On the Chongyang Festival (the ninth day of the ninth month of the lunar calendar), gerbera daisies are usually used to express the pursuit of a rich and colorful life.

Teacher's Day (September 10th), Magnolias, Roses and Laurels are often used to express gratitude.

Christmas Day (December 25th, Gregorian calendar), usually a pincushion as the Christmas flower.

Father's Day (the third Sunday of June ), usually with the gift of autumn dendrobium.

Mother's Day (the second Sunday in May ), usually with carnations, daylilies to express gratitude.