What is the quality of lotus?

Lotus symbolizes the qualities of loyalty, purity, innocence and integrity.

In China traditional culture, lotus is often regarded as a symbol of peace, harmony, cooperation, resultant force, unity and union because it is homophonic with harmony and harmony. The nobility of lotus symbolizes the cause of peace and the nobility of a harmonious world.

Therefore, in a sense, rewarding the lotus is also a promotion of China's "harmony" culture. Lotus varieties are rich and colorful, which means "harmony but difference", but together they form a noble lotus world, which means "harmony but difference is more precious".

I sincerely hope that in the process of promoting the culture of peace and harmony, the lotus culture can be understood and familiar by more people. Carrying forward Chinese "harmony" culture is of special significance for us to promote the reunification of the motherland, safeguard world peace and build a harmonious society.

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Lotus is inextricably linked with Buddhism. Buddhism believes that the lotus leaves the mud but is not stained, which is very fragrant and clean, indicating that the Buddha and Bodhisattva were born in the troubles of life and death. It also eliminates the troubles of life and death, so it means "Lotus hides the world".

According to Buddhism, lotus is the "pure land" where the Buddha lives. It can be seen that lotus has become a symbol of Buddhism. Therefore, the Bodhisattva should take the lotus as its seat. Lotus in Buddhism includes different kinds of lotus and water lily. Only the Buddha statues of Mahayana Buddhism use lotus flowers.

Lotus symbolizes holiness and immortality in Buddhism and Hinduism, and the national flower of India is lotus. There are seven kinds of lotus in India, so it is called "Seven Treasures Lotus". In fact, only two of the seven species of lotus are lotus, namely Bai Lianhua (Fantori flower) and Honglian (Potomac flower), and the other five species are water lilies. Botanically, lotus is also called lotus.

India is the birthplace of Buddhism, and lotus is a symbol and mascot often mentioned in Buddhist scriptures. Lotus leaves don't touch mud, and lead a clean life, which is consistent with the life personality advocated by Buddhism. Because lotus represents Buddhism, and Buddhism comes from India, lotus is regarded as a sacred symbol of dignity in India.