What does chrysanthemum represent and what are the taboos

1. What does it represent?

1. Good luck and longevity: Chrysanthemum is a flower that has been loved by people since ancient times. It represents good luck and longevity, which is very auspicious. Therefore, in many calligraphy and painting works and embroidery works, chrysanthemum is paired with other auspicious plants.

2. Integrity and perseverance: Chrysanthemums can bloom in winter. Although the temperature is relatively cold, they can still bloom their petals, representing the spirit of integrity and perseverance and tenacious vitality.

3. Elegance and purity: When the flowering period is over and the flowers gradually wither, chrysanthemums do not naturally shed their petals like other flowers, but wither on the branches. It can be used to describe a person with noble character, representing someone who will not go along with other people with bad character, and who has his own persistence and pursuits. It can symbolize elegance, purity, backbone and unique integrity.

4. Retirement to the countryside: Chrysanthemum can also represent retreat to the countryside, indicating the leisurely, tranquil and comfortable feeling of living in the countryside, avoiding the disturbance of the outside world, and having one's own persistence and pursuit in the heart.

5. Sadness: Chrysanthemum also represents sadness.

2. What are the taboos?

Chrysanthemums often appear at funerals, so they also mean remembrance, so don't just give them to others casually.