Mango originated in India, and its name is Indian transliteration.
Moral: It symbolizes prosperity, reproduction and harvest.
Legend has it that Buddha Sakyamuni often rests in the shade of mango, which is also called "Buddha Fruit" and "Holy Fruit". In ancient China, it was called "Amber Rogo", which means "sacred". Indian tradition holds that the five petals of mango flower represent Cupid's five arrows.
Master Xuanzang, a monk in the Tang Dynasty in China, was the first person to introduce mangoes to China and other countries in the world.
Mango tree is an auspicious tree species, which can be planted in the yard at home.
It is forbidden to plant tall trees in Feng Shui Institute. It is believed that tall trees block the sun, and courtyards and luxury houses are easy to shade. Scientifically speaking, mango trees are very tall, and it is easy to break branches and fall down when encountering typhoons and hurricanes.