Save a flower! What are the representative flowers of our provinces?

Each province has representative flowers to show its own culture and customs.

China has a vast territory, rich natural resources, complex and diverse climate and rich terrain types. Affected by the natural environment, provinces often have their own unique? Baby? Therefore, people like to choose a beautiful flower to show the economic and cultural precipitation of their hometown for thousands of years.

1. Kapok, the provincial flower of Guangdong Province, also known as Panzhihua and Hero Tree, is a large deciduous tree growing in tropical and subtropical regions. Flowers in the red sky can be seen everywhere in spring in Guangdong. The difference between kapok and other flowers is that it remains intact and does not fade when it falls. It rotates all the way to the ground, and gradually forms a flower stem under the exposure of the sun, which has become a sharp weapon for Guangdong people to relieve summer heat and diuresis. Kapok symbolizes the fearless, enthusiastic and enterprising image of Cantonese people.

2. Rhododendron in Guizhou, also known as azalea, is a deciduous shrub. Rich in variety and bright in color, it is deeply loved by the people of Guizhou. Guizhou province belongs to subtropical humid climate, with little change in warm and humid temperature, warm in winter and cool in summer, which is very suitable for the growth of rhododendrons. Therefore, if foreigners travel to Guizhou Province, they will be shocked by the cuckoo world that has become an ocean. At the same time, azalea is not only a work of art for people to appreciate, but also has high medicinal value, which can be used as medicine or refined into essential oil. Rhododendron flowers are kind, unrestrained, dotted and luxuriant, which has always brought happiness and happiness to Guizhou people.

Different regions have their own unique characteristics. Saving flowers is a representative of a province, a part of local people's lives and a symbol of hometown in the hearts of people who leave home. If you want to know more about the culture, life and history of a place, try to understand the flowers in people's hearts first.