The flower language symbolism and representative meaning of Crinum

Flower language of Crinum:

Walking with you, the love of husband and wife, a perennial herb, lanceolate and ribbon-shaped, with a sturdy plant, white in color and fragrant.

The meaning of Crinum orchid

The Yami people, an indigenous ethnic group in Taiwan, China, tear off the pseudostems of the Crinum orchid, tie them to ropes, and hang them into the water to attract fish into the net. The Yami people use the leaves of the Crinum orchid to wrap the clay pot to slow down the cooling rate so that the burned lime can be chewed together with betel nut. Other native residents also use Crinum as a boundary marker plant.

The Manjusri orchid is one of the five trees and six flowers in Theravada Buddhism. It is especially common in Xishuangbanna because the indigenous Dai inhabitants are more devout Buddhists and there are Buddhist temples in almost every courtyard. Therefore, the Manjushri orchid was defined as one of the "five trees and six flowers" of Buddhism, and naturally became the flower used in Buddhist discussions of the Buddha.

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