What does the chrysanthemum symbolize?

1. Flower Language

Different chrysanthemums have different flower meanings. The spring chrysanthemum's flower language is divination for love, the winter chrysanthemum means separation, the yellow chrysanthemum means rapid advancement in career, the white chrysanthemum means mourning and truthfulness and honesty, the rich chrysanthemum means wealth and glory, and the African chrysanthemum means mystery, excitement, and perseverance. When giving chrysanthemums to others, you should pay special attention to the meaning, because white chrysanthemums are often used to commemorate the deceased, so as to avoid misunderstandings.

2. Chinese Tradition

1. Noble sentiments: In traditional Chinese culture, since Tao Yuanming, chrysanthemum has been endowed with the qualities of perseverance, aloofness and purity, so it has the reputation of being one of the four gentlemen among flowers.

2. Good luck and longevity: In addition, the Double Ninth Festival coincides with the blooming of chrysanthemums in September, which implies good luck and longevity.

3. Foreign Culture

1. White chrysanthemum is related to the Pope of Rome, so its flower language means noble and true. It is generally believed that this flower has an extraordinary temperament.

2. In Japan, since the chrysanthemum is the family emblem of the Japanese royal family, the chrysanthemum has a very high status in their country. It represents the yearning for beauty, freedom and nature. The Japanese use chrysanthemums when sweeping tombs, worshiping ancestors and even during the New Year.