The language and legend of Gesang flower

The flower language of Gesang flower

The flower language of Gesang flower is "cherish the person in front of you".

It grows at an altitude of more than 5,000 meters. It belongs to the Gesang flower of the Asteraceae family, which is a rhododendron, also known as Saola.

Its hometown is the boundless grasslands of Tibet, Qinghai, western Sichuan, and northwestern Yunnan. It is regarded by Tibetan folks as a holy flower symbolizing love and auspiciousness. It is also the city flower of Lhasa, the capital of Tibet.

It loves the sunshine of the plateau and can also withstand the cold wind of the snowy areas. It is beautiful but not delicate, weak but upright. Gesang means happiness in Tibetan, so it is also called the flower of happiness. The color of Gesang flowers changes with the seasons. It loves the sunshine of the plateau and can withstand the cold wind of the snowy area. It is beautiful but not delicate, weak but upright.

The legend of Gesang flower

In Tibetan, "Gesang" means happiness and "Meiduo" means flower. "Gesang Meiduo" is a common flower that grows on the plateau. It has a thin stem and small petals, and looks fragile. However, the stronger the wind, the straighter it stands; the heavier the rain, the greener its leaves; and the more the sun shines, the more brilliantly it blooms. It is the Gesang flower that embodies the Tibetan people's hopes for happiness, good fortune and other beautiful emotions.

The Tibetans have a beautiful legend: no matter who you are, as long as you find the eight-petal Gesang flower, you will find happiness.

"Ge Sang" is Tibetan, which means good times. It means that there is a bright and good season on the snowy plateau between spring and summer. The graceful Ge Sang flowers will come to the grassland as promised, bringing good times and happiness to the young and beautiful girls.