The language and legend of dandelions

Various flower language

The yellow dandelion, its flower language is cheerfulness. The vibrant yellow dandelion flower, its flower language is cheerfulness.

The white dandelion, its flower language is endless love.

The red dandelion, its flower language is the desire for a happy country, it represents love and represents unrealistic love.

The flower language of purple dandelion is lonely love. It is said that whoever can find purple dandelion can get perfect love. However, there are actually no purple dandelions. They are actually purple thistles. The two are somewhat similar, so you should be careful to distinguish them.

Flying Arrow Dandelion, this dandelion is named as Flying Arrow, and its flower language is aiming at marbles.

legend

It is said that a long time ago, there was a girl of about sixteen or seventeen who suffered from mastitis. As a result, her breasts became red, swollen and very painful. But she was too embarrassed to speak, so she could only hold it in. Later, her mother found out, but due to her lack of knowledge, she thought her daughter had mastitis because she had done something shameful. The girl was ashamed and angry because her mother doubted her chastity. She felt ashamed to face people, so she ran away from home at night and wanted to commit suicide by jumping into the river. It just so happened that there was a fishing boat by the river. A man named Pu and his daughter were fishing on the boat. They found the girl and rescued her. They asked the girl why she jumped into the river, and she told them.

On the second day, my husband's daughter followed her father's instructions and dug a kind of grass on the mountain. The leaves were green and lanceolate, with loose white balls of fluff that flew away when the wind blew. She picked the grass, washed it, mashed it into paste, and applied it to the girl's mastitis. Within a few days, the girl recovered. Later, the girl took the grass back home and planted it. In order to commemorate the father and daughter, this wild grass was named dandelion.