1. Meaning The orchid symbolizes elegance, nobility, patriotism and loyalty. It is called the gentleman among flowers because of its extremely noble qualities. It, along with narcissus, chrysanthemum and calamus, are known as the four elegant flowers. In addition, it, along with bamboo, chrysanthemum and plum blossom, are known as the four gentlemen. It was a mascot of love long ago. In poetry it represents a gentleman and is understood by modern people as a symbol of nobility and beauty. 2. Symbolism 1. Brotherly love: Orchids are used to praise the prosperity of other people’s descendants. The children of others are called orchid jade, and sworn brothers are called golden orchids. 2. Noble, patriotic, and steadfast: Orchids have always been a symbol of nobility. Their flowers are very dignified and represent noble character. It appears many times in Qu Yuan's poems. 3. Noble and elegant: Orchid is a symbol of noble and elegant. It can cultivate people's sentiments and is an important way to cultivate one's character. 4. Noble friendship: It represents lasting friendship and intimacy, and also represents the feelings between husband and wife. |
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