What does cuckoo mean?

Cuckoo is a passerine songbird widely distributed in East Asia and a symbolic bird in China's traditional culture. Cuckoo is one of the representative birds in spring, which is often used to describe the breath of spring and rural life. Cuckoo generally lives in relatively open fields and grasslands, with strong adaptability and vitality.

In China culture, the cuckoo has a very important symbolic significance. In the ancient legend of China, the cuckoo is the king's pet, which plays an important role in promoting the renewal of the year, which means that when spring comes, everything will revive. Because of its vigorous vitality, it has become one of the auspicious symbols. As a symbol of traditional culture, cuckoo has been deeply rooted in people's hearts and has been praised by people so far.

In contemporary times, the cuckoo still has a certain symbolic significance. In the pursuit of an environment-friendly society, cuckoo has become a green messenger in people's minds, representing environmental protection, ecological protection and the harmony between man and nature. Widely used in weddings and other important occasions, because it has the symbolic significance of a happy marriage and a happy life. At the same time, cuckoo has been used in cultural and creative products for many times, and has been successfully applied in various industries, becoming an indispensable part of people's lives.