The language and legend of white poppy

The language and legend of white poppy

The flower language and symbolic meaning of white poppy (white poppy): forgetfulness.

There is a legend about white poppy:

Legend has it that in ancient Egypt a long time ago, white poppy was called "sacred flower" by the locals. In order to express their admiration for white poppy, the ancient Egyptians at that time made the goddess of agriculture, Sigu, hold a white poppy in her hand.

In addition to the legends of ancient Egypt, there are also stories about white poppies in the distant ancient Greek mythology. Legend has it that in the world of gods, there is a devil god who is in charge of death. His name is Hypnos. His handsome son named Mavis holds a white poppy in his hand to protect his sleeping father Hypnos from being awakened by others. This is the legend of the West.