The Flower Language and Legend of Christmas Rose

Flower Language

Hesitation and contradiction. If it blooms on January 21, its flower language is contradiction; if it blooms on January 25, its flower language is hesitation.

If a person is blessed by this flower, he will have a mature character but also childishness, and at the same time he will have a contradictory personality. It is impossible for it to fall in love with someone of the same age, and it would be more suitable for someone a little older.

It is also a herbal medicine, but if used in excess, it can also have serious consequences, so people are also hesitant in using it.

legend

There is a legend about the origin of this name: In Bethlehem, where Jesus was just born, there was a beautiful girl who wanted to see the child called the Holy Child on this day. She wanted to give the child a gift, but the girl was not rich. She cried sadly because she had no gift. Her tears ran down her cheeks and fell into the soil. At this time, white flowers grew in the soil. The girl used this flower as a gift and gave it to the Holy Child. Because the day Jesus was born is called Christmas, this flower is called Christmas rose.

In mythology, the Christmas rose also has the ability to summon demons. Do you know how to use it to summon demons? I don’t know the answer to this question, but it is very interesting to listen to legends with a deeper meaning occasionally.