Begonia flower is a symbol of wealth. In The Book of Songs, the flower of Tang Di is mentioned, that is, Haitang is used to describe the plump and graceful figure of the women in the vassal doctor's family. The begonia flowers are chic and blooming like brocade. Since ancient times, it has been a famous flower that appeals to both refined and popular tastes. It is exquisite, elegant and elegant, and it is born with a kind of extravagance. In feng shui, it is also regarded as a rich flower in front of the church.
Because it is also charming, especially after the rain, the fragrance still exists, and the gorgeous feeling of flowers is indescribable, so it is often used as a metaphor for beauty. Therefore, if the children at home are girls, plant a few pots of begonia flowers next to the house, and the children are likely to become rich or expensive when they grow up.
Begonia flower legend:
It is said that a long time ago, there lived a father and a daughter in the deep forest of Wang Jingling. Father's name is Ma Sanhe and daughter's name is Haitang. Father and daughter live together by hunting. One day, a girl named Haitang, 28, went hunting with her father in Lijingling. There are a lot of wild animals here. Suddenly, she saw an evil tiger with a big mouth and came at Ma Sanhe with the whistling wind.
In order to save her father, Haitang girl stood up and struggled with the tiger. She was so weak that she fell under the evil clutches. Villagers who cut firewood and grazed sheep and collected herbs on the mountain heard the news, beat off the evil tiger, rescued her from Wang Jingling, and returned to the village along this 30-mile-long valley, bleeding all the way.
Later, the bloody place was full of flaming mountain flowers. The villagers named this flower Haitang in memory of giving their lives to save their father, so the valley was renamed Haitangling.
The symbolic meaning of begonia flower: it symbolizes the loved one. Begonia has no fragrance because it has a secret love. She was afraid that people would smell her worries, so she gave up the fragrance. Haitang symbolizes the beloved. When people's love encounters twists and turns, they often use Haitang as a metaphor. Flower language also means "loved one"!