What is the Beijing flower and what does it symbolize?

1. What is the city flower?

1. Rose: Rose, also known as Yueyuehong, is one of the city flowers of Beijing. Rose has a variety of colors, rich shapes, and graceful postures. It is also called the queen of flowers and is loved by many people. There are still many varieties of roses being cultivated now, and they bloom in almost all seasons. It likes a warm and well-lit growing environment, and has a large demand for fertilizer and water during the growing season. As long as its demand for fertilizer and water is met, it can grow vigorously and bloom better.

2. Chrysanthemum: Chrysanthemum is also the city flower of Beijing. As one of the four gentlemen of flowers, chrysanthemum represents the image of Beijing and helps to embody the city’s cultural heritage and the harmonious unity between man and nature. There are many varieties of chrysanthemum, and 17 species are native to my country. It likes a cool climate and is a short-day plant. If you want it to grow and bloom better, you must provide a warm, well-ventilated, and sufficiently fertile and watered environment during maintenance.

2. What does it symbolize?

1. The symbol of rose: Rose is known as the queen of flowers, symbolizing happiness and hope. It is very suitable for giving to friends or lovers, representing the hope that the other person will be happy forever. It also represents love and is suitable for giving to your lover or loved one to express your love. Now roses have become one of the best-selling flowers on Valentine's Day.

2. The symbol of chrysanthemum: Chrysanthemum symbolizes tenacity and represents the spirit of perseverance. It is one of the four gentlemen among flowers and has tenacious vitality. The ancients also used it to compare their noble sentiments. In addition, chrysanthemums also symbolize the longing for deceased relatives. Usually white chrysanthemums are chosen when sweeping the graves to express the longing for the departed relatives.