Some people often say, what does the other side flower mean?

Legend has it that there are two kinds of flowers: 1Mandala Hua (Grown on the Other Side 2.)

Manju Sawa (Grows on the banks of the Lethe River.) The flowers on the other side bloom on the other side, there are flowers without leaves, leaves without flowers, life after life, flowers and leaves are wrong. I miss each other but can't see each other, and I am alone on the other side.

The flower of the other side, the messenger of dark love. When a person dies, he will step on it all the way to the ...... of the bridge

What does the other side flower mean, or what it represents.

There are many meanings of the flower, and it has different meanings in different countries. In our country, it represents grace and purity, but also refers to demonic gentleness. In Japan, it is a sad memory.

When it comes to North Korea, it has a rich meaning, representing mutual longing, but also separation, sadness, and bad luck. When it blooms, it means never to see each other, because its flowers and leaves never appear at the same time.

In fact, every kind of flower has a flower language, roses represent love, and lilies represent friendship. So what does the other side flower mean? Let's give you a specific introduction.

The flower comes in two different colors, white and red. It generally represents sad parting, fruitless love, and people use it emotionally as a metaphor for fruitless love.

The meaning of the flower represents different in different places, the flower language in Japan is sad memory, the flower language in Korea is missing each other, and the flower language in China is beautiful and pure.

One is the red Beyond Flower, also known as Manju Sahua, which represents endless love, the precursor of death, and the call of hell;

The white flower, also known as the mandala flower, represents endless longing, desperate love, and letters from heaven.

The meaning and language of the two different colors of the other side flower are different, but they express the same message, that is, sad parting, longing for fruitless love, people sensationally use it as a metaphor for fruitless love.

The Japanese alias for the flower is called"Manju Sahua", which is from the Sanskrit word in the Lotus Sutra"Mahamandrup Sahua"Transliteration of . The original meaning is the flower of the sky, the big red flower, which is one of the four auspicious signs of heaven (Manju Shahua, Maha Manshu Shahua, Mandala Hua, Maha Mandala Hua), and the person who sees this flower is called the evil self-removal.

The meaning of the flower is parting. The flower language of the flower on the other side is life and death, never to see each other.

1. The meaning of the flower on the other side

The flowers on the other side bloom on the other side, born by the river, the flowers and leaves can not see each other for life, and there are no flowers and leaves on the other side, which also coincides with the legend of the flowers on the other side. Therefore, the flower represents a sense of separation and sadness that will never be seen.

The stems of the flowers are slender and erect, and the leaves are narrow and long, mostly ribbon-shaped. The flowering period is between August and September, the flowers are bright red in color, and the flowers have no leaves when they open. There are no flowers when the flowers on the other side grow leaves, and there are no leaves when the sedan chair flowers are open, symbolizing eternal separation, and the people who love each other cannot stay together.

2. The flower language of the other side of the flower

The flower has the characteristics of different flowers and leaves. That is, when its flowers open, its leaves have not yet grown. And by the time its leaves grow, its flowers have already withered.

Therefore, people compare its flowers and leaves to life and death, and give it the flower language of "life and death are separated and never meet".

Introduction to the Flower of the Other Side

The flower is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Lycoris in the family Lycoris, also known as the dragon's claw. The flowers bloom in early autumn and produce ribbon-like leaves after the flowers fall off, while the fruits generally ripen in October. The flowers prefer shady, moist and well-ventilated climates, and mostly grow on shady hillsides and near streams.

The flower is more resistant to negative and cold, and can grow in a cool environment for a long time. The flower is not tolerant to high temperatures, and during the summer, when the temperature is above 24 degrees, the flower will grow poorly. It is also more adaptable to the soil, and can grow in poor soils, but it can grow better in slightly acidic soils.