Who knows the city or national flowers around the world?

Nanjing's city flower is the plum blossom.

Nanjing Dingmei is the city flower, earlier than Wuhan

In fact, the city flower of Wuhan is the camellia.

The information is as follows: The city flower of Nanjing is the plum blossom.

The city flower of Jinan City is the lotus flower.

The city flower of Beijing is the moon flower.

The city flower of Chengdu is the hibiscus flower.

The city flower of Shenyang is the rose.

The city flower of Guangzhou is red cotton.

The city flower of Xuzhou City is crape myrtle.

The city flower of Chongqing is the camellia.

The city flower of Hong Kong is the bauhinia.

The city flower of Zhengzhou is the moon flower.

The city flower of Jinan City is the lotus flower.

The city flower of Taiyuan City is the chrysanthemum.

The city flower of Shenyang is the rose.

The city flower of Hangzhou is osmanthus.

The city flower of Wuhan is the camellia.

Chinese National Flower - Peony Chile National Flower - Lily English National Flower - Rose (Moon Season) Italian National Flower - Daisy New Zealand National Flower - Alder, Silver Fern Singapore National Flower - Zhuojin Vandella Spanish National Flower - Pomegranate Tanzania National Flower - Lilac Thailand National Flower - Water Lily Bangladesh National Flower - Water Lily Egyptian National Flower - Water Lily Japan National Flower - Cherry Blossom Mexico National Flower - Cactus American National Flower - Mountain Flower Rose Kenya National Flower - Kenshan Orchid Dutch National Flower - Tulip Turkey National Flower - Tulip South Korea National Flower - Wood Plant Flower French National Flower - Warbler Tail Russian National Flower - Sunflower German National Flower - Cornflower Australia National Flower - Acacia Brazil National Flower - Tropical Orchid, Hairy Crab Claw Orchid Afghanistan: Tulip Algeria: Iris, Australian Oleander United Arab Emirates:

Peacock grass, zinnias Argentina: ivory Austria: edelweiss Azania:

Bruodi Belgium: Azalea, Moonflower, Poppy Bhutan: Artemisia viridis Bolivia:

Kantu Flower Bulgaria: Rose of the Turks Myanmar: Dragon Boat Flower Colombia:

Three-way Cattelan Costa Rica: Cattelan Cuba: Ginger Blossom Denmark:

Ecuador: Licastran Ethiopia: Calla lily Fiji:

Fuso Finland: Lily of the Valley Greece: Pansy Honduras:

Caryophyllus Liechtenstein: Orange Blossom Bead Lily Hungary: Tulip India:

Lotus Indonesia: Jasmine Mao Iraq: Yueji Iran:

Daejac rose, bell tulip Ireland: White axle grass Israel: Anemone Cambodia:

Water Lilies Latvia: Hygamon Lithuania: Rue Guyana:

Water Lilies Libya: Pomegranate Laos: Frangipani Luxembourg:

Moon Season North Korea: Red Azalea Madagascar: Traveler's Banana Malaysia:

Fuso Malta: Cornflower Morocco: Yueji, Caryophyllus Nicaragua:

Ginger Flower Nepal: Rhododendron Tree Monaco: Caryophyllus Pakistan:

Su Chi Peru: Sunflower, Cantu Flower Philippines: Mao Jasmine Poland:

Pansy Portugal: Lavender Romania: Rosa Switzerland:

Edelweiss South Africa: Creeping Zodi Sweden: Lily of the Valley Guatemala:

Rika Strand, Zimbabwe: Garland.

Each and nation has its own unique aesthetics, and the flower is a symbol of beauty, and every thing will have a unique characteristic to represent him, in addition to another thing with the same meaning to represent him. In the same way, each of them will have a flower that symbolizes them, which we call the national flower, a spiritual symbol, and a cultural heritage.

1. Chinese national flower peony plum blossom (undecided).

Many people say that China's national flower is peony, but in fact, China's national flower is not peony. To this day, China's national flower has not yet been established. Chinese are still struggling with whether to choose peony as the national flower or plum blossom as the national flower.

Peony represents grace and luxury, and plum blossom represents strength and unyielding, both of which have been pursued by the Chinese since ancient times.

2, the Korean goddess Mulan.

Many people take it for granted that cherry blossoms are Japan's national flower, but in fact, Japan's national flower is chrysanthemums. Chrysanthemums were ordered by the Japanese Imperial Family, and if you want to know more about this history, I recommend reading a book written by an American author, "Chrysanthemums and Knives", which is a very famous book for studying Japanese culture.

4. Korean hibiscus.

Hibiscus flower, that is, the flower of the hibiscus plant of the Malvaceae family, is also known as white hibiscus flower, large bowl flower. Hibiscus flowers are colorful and very beautiful, with mallow flowers, white, pinkish-purple to purple, and generally dark red at the base, with double flowers in some varieties. It is an excellent plant for free-growing hedges.

Because of its strong vitality, it symbolizes the character, prosperity, nostalgia, and love and righteousness that have gone through hardships and are determined to be strong.

5. Lao frangipani.

Frangipani flower language: nurturing hope, resurrection, new life. Frangipani blooms from May to October, it has no mysterious legends, no elegant temperament, noble beauty, but has a very simple appearance--- with five petals to form a fresh, hopeful flower language.

In Xishuangbanna, China and some Southeast Asia, frangipani is widely planted by Buddhist monasteries as one of the five trees and six flowers, so it is also known as a temple tree or tower tree.

6. Burmese dragon boat flower.

Dragon boat flower is native to southern China and Malaysia. It was introduced to England at the end of the 17th century and later to European countries. The dragon boat flower plant shape is beautiful, the flowering is dense, the flower color is rich, and there are flowers to enjoy all year round. It is an important potted woody flower. It is widely used for bonsai ornamentation.

7. Fuso, Malaysia.

8. Indonesian hairy jasmine.

City flowers in various cities in China.

Beijing Yueji, chrysanthemums.

Fuzhou: Jasmine.

Xiamen: Triangle plum.

Guilin: Osmanthus.

Japan cherry blossoms, Hong Kong bauhinia.