Something that symbolizes chastity in foreign literature.

Lily (both at home and abroad), Osmanthus fragrans (Osmanthus fragrans seedlings are symbols of nobility, chastity, honor, friendliness and auspiciousness, and those who have a successful career are called "laurel trees"), chastity rings (used by Christians), crystals and chastity ribbons under women's private parts.

At the engagement ceremony of Toto in Mexico, the fiancee will sit in a new chair to show chastity and innocence.

On their wedding night, Xinnuo people put boxwood branches on the heads of three peeled magpies and hid them under the bride's pillow, thinking that if her wife is pure, she can sleep peacefully, otherwise she will confess her past infidelity in nonsense.

In some parts of Afghanistan, the worship of "falling in love" has always been popular. Newly married women are considered unfaithful if they don't see "falling in love". The groom can divorce her and even put her to death. The woman's family must not object, and the bride's sister must be sent instead. If there is no sister instead, you must compensate a large amount of property as an apology.

That's all I know so far! I hope it helps you. . . . . . .