The legend of Viola yedoensis

The flower language of Viola yedoensis

The flower language of Viola yedoensis: honesty.

In March on Mount Olympus, the purple violet lily crown of Vulcanus captured the heart of Venus; Napoleon was in love with purple violet lily, and his followers used it as the party emblem. When Napoleon was exiled to the island of Elba, he vowed to return to Paris when the violet lily bloomed. In March 1815, women dressed in violet clothes and scattered violets on the road that the emperor had to pass. Today, Toulouse, France, holds the "Purple Lily Festival" every February.

The legend of Viola yedoensis

Legend has it that the river god Ier was so beautiful that even the goddess of beauty could not help but stare at her. However, Zeus refused to give it up no matter what. The goddess of beauty called Yi'er softly, and the two of them often played and chatted happily on the grassland. Unfortunately, one day she was seen by Zeus's wife Hera, and Ir hurriedly turned into a calf and hid.
Zeus created the grass of Viola yedoensis for the calf to graze. However, when Zeus learned the truth from Hera, he angrily turned Il into a star. In order to commemorate the beauty of Ir, the sad Zeus added another beautiful flower to the grass, which was the flower of Viola yedoensis.

Next time, when you want to express your sincerity to your girlfriend, you can pick a purple flower from the roadside to express your sincerity to her!