Poem of Fragrance

In that primitive and simple era, when human language had not yet fully evolved, flowers became an unobstructed path for their inner emotions. Those petals were like silent poems, writing the stories of human nature through their unique colors, fragrances, and gestures.

People gave each flower unique meanings and poetic significance, viewing them as poetic envoys in dialogue with nature, letting the flowers of life bloom magnificent chapters on earth:

Falling cherry blossoms carry the fragrance of love and hope for rebirth;
Peonies adorn prosperity, displaying eternal nobility and auspiciousness in their elegance;
White roses gaze with innocence, wishing for world peace with their purity;
Red rhododendrons display their charm, with eternal passion belonging only to you;
Poppies rest in worldly dust, forgetting the past with gentle sorrow;
Dahlias are elegant and shy, yet fickle and full of majesty;
Clusters of baby's breath hover about, like the Swiss king among flowers.

Thus, the language of flowers became humanity's spiritual messenger for self-exploration and emotional expression, merging nature's vitality with human fragrance into eternal aromatic chapters passed down through generations. This tradition of giving meaning to flowers witnesses humanity's relentless pursuit of life's beauty and demonstrates the principle of harmony between humans and nature.