China's national flower

1. What is China's national flower?

At present, my country does not have a clear national flower. During the Qing Dynasty, peony was the national flower of my country. However, with the fall of the Qing Dynasty, the position of national flower became vacant again. Later, during the Republic of China period, plum blossom was established as the national flower. However, the national flower may change again after the founding of New China.

2. Which flowers may become the national flower?

1. Peony: Since ancient times, it has been a symbol of wealth. Choosing it as the national flower can show the current situation of our country being prosperous and its people living a healthy life. Moreover, this flower is also printed on the back of the one-yuan coin, which is enough to show people's love for it.

2. Plum blossom: In the 1980s, my country held a selection for the national flower, and the plum blossom received the most votes. It blooms in the dead of winter, highlighting the tenacious national character.

3. Other national flower proposals

In addition to the two flowers mentioned above, some people have proposed having two flowers in one country (peony and plum blossom), four flowers in one country (plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum) and five flowers in one country (peony, plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum). These flowers are loved by people, so everyone will be very happy if these plans can be passed.