Japanese literary tradition

I thought of KINOMOTO SAKURA. According to custom, cherry blossoms have always been the national flower of Japan. Cherry blossoms are warm, pure and noble, and the law representing fate is circulation. After the severe winter, it first brought the breath of spring to Japanese people. Japanese believe that life is short, life should be as brilliant as cherry blossoms, and even if you die, you should leave decisively. Cherry blossoms are clean and crisp when they fall, which is regarded as a symbol of Japanese spirit. I feel that this should be more reasonable than what happened at the moment when Chrysanthemum died. Although born to die, it is better to strive for a brilliant life process, such as summer flowers, or a dull life, than to pursue a remnant chrysanthemum.