Ginkgo tree symbolizes the long-standing culture of the Chinese nation and is the endorsement of truth, goodness and beauty. What is the symbolic meaning of ginkgo tree? As far as its leaf shape is concerned, the leaf shape characteristics of one handle and two leaves symbolize integration, and symbolize the opposition and harmony of yin and yang, life and death, spring and autumn, right and wrong. Therefore, ginkgo tree symbolizes the fusion of opposites and contradictions.
2. The symbolic meaning of love
Ginkgo leaves are heart-shaped, and two leaves on one handle symbolize the connection of two loving hearts. Ginkgo tree, also known as Gongsun tree, can only blossom and bear fruit in a thousand years. Although exaggerated, it tells us that only after a long wait can it continue to blossom and bear fruit, symbolizing the long years to protect love and the final integration.
3. Perseverance and composure
Ginkgo trees are bare in winter and have no leaves, and they begin to sprout and grow leaves in the Spring Festival. From the beginning of the year to the end of the year, the leaves gradually turn from green to yellow, and finally drift away with the wind in winter. Its miserable life is a cold autumn brewed in hope, and its determined spirit symbolizes eternal and calm love.
Step 4 symbolize longevity
Ginkgo biloba is a green plant contemporary with dinosaurs. Known as a living fossil, it has strong adaptability, long growth period and a life span of up to a thousand years. Therefore, ginkgo tree is the symbolic meaning and symbolic meaning of longevity. People plant ginkgo trees next to their houses, hoping that they and their families will be healthy.
5. The symbolic meaning of children and grandchildren.
Ginkgo trees not only have a long life, but also are dioecious, that is to say, there must be a male ginkgo tree next to a female ginkgo tree. They not only live alone, but also usually appear in 1 system or 1 tree group, which symbolizes that 1 family is prosperous and full of children.