Wild chrysanthemum flower language: silent and dedicated love, ward off evil

The legend of wild chrysanthemum

The Double Ninth Festival in northern Shaanxi is celebrated at night, and the daytime is spent on harvesting and threshing. At night, when the moon is above the treetops, people like to enjoy buckwheat noodles and mutton.

After dinner, people walked out of their homes in twos and threes, climbed up the nearby hills, lit a fire, chatted, and went home only when the roosters crowed.

When hiking at night, many people pick a few wild chrysanthemums and put them on their daughters' heads when they get home to ward off evil spirits.

Description of Wild Chrysanthemum

The wild chrysanthemum has its own character and temperament of being unconfused and without regrets, and it does not confine itself. If there are flowers, let them bloom as much as possible; if there is fragrance, let it release as much as possible.

This flower was reluctant to fade, while that flower struggled to show half of its face and bloomed. From the top of the stem and from the ribs, so many flower buds suddenly appeared, as if they were awakened by wind and rain overnight, and they all opened their eyes together, wide and bright, and never wanted to close them again.

Stare at the sun during the day and the stars and the moon at night. Even the sun, moon and stars had to take turns to serve her wildness; she unreservedly expressed her golden nature like a river and a waterfall, and unreservedly gathered and dispersed the amber medicinal fragrance like clouds and mist.