Open to the cold, beautiful and vulgar, and has the characteristics of fighting against the snow, is a symbol of indomitable personality.
When spring returns to the earth, everything begins to blossom. There are four seasons in a year, with different sceneries. Spring is an open day for all flowers. You, plum blossom, but only in the cold winter months, open in the wind and snow, do you disdain to compete with flowers, or do you shout people to win, pretending to be lofty?
One flower is light and fragrant, the other is mostly born in secluded places, so it is often regarded as a symbol of modesty.
Since the saying of "four gentlemen" in plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum, orchid has always been in the second place, and orchid continues to be fragrant after plum blossom withers. Orchid, "two or three kinds of orchids are planted by hand, warm day after day." I don't know if incense is in my room for a long time. Butterflies come when I push the window. " Indoor gentleman, not resistant to wind and frost, the flowers in the real greenhouse.
Also through the winter does not wither, and self-made beauty, it is upright, modest, not arrogant, unrestrained, often seen as the symbol of different refined people.
People see bamboo growing silently in the wild mountains and mountains, and it can survive tenaciously no matter in the peak ridge or in the ditch. Although she has been guarding endless loneliness and desolation for many years and suffering from wind, frost, snow and rain all the year round, but she always "sticks to the green mountain" and thinks it is strong, but is it really more tenacious than the vitality of that wild grass? The answer is clearly no.
It is not only elegant and fragrant, but also gorgeous after the withered flowers, not competing with the group of fragrance, so it has always been used to symbolize the noble character of being calm and unyielding.
Since ancient times, there have been countless poems about chrysanthemum, especially the famous saying "if you would rather die with fragrance on your branches, how could it ever blow down in the north wind"? This sentence is intended to show that chrysanthemum would rather die branches than be blown down by the north wind. It depicts the image of chrysanthemum, which is proud and vulgar, and highlights the determination to stick to high moral integrity.
