Where did sending roses on Valentine's Day originate? Born in what?

Sending roses on Valentine's Day originated from Greek mythology. In Greek mythology, Aphrodite, the goddess of love, ran among the roses in search of her lover adonis. The rose pierced her hands and legs, and blood dripped on the petals of the rose. The white rose turned red from now on, and the red rose became a symbol of faithful love.

Roses symbolize love and sincere and pure love. People often regard it as a token of love, and it is the first choice for lovers.

Various rose languages:

1, red roses represent warm love, enthusiasm and love for you.

Pink roses represent first love, courtship, love and special care.

3. Yellow roses represent nobility, beauty or apology.

4. Orange roses represent the mood of youth and first love.

5. White roses represent innocence, and I deserve you.

6. Green roses represent simplicity and youth, and I only love you.