Feng shui

Different flowers have different but very important meanings in Chinese culture. Here are the basics on what some of the most important and commonly seen flowers mean. Plants, fruit, and flowers are incredibly important to Chinese culture and often represent different values. Many flowers represent honor, love, and feminine grace, and are often used as symbols to compare with people as well as items to improve the fengshui and balance of a location. Here are 8 essential flowers to know the meaning of in Chinese culture. Peony (Mu Dan Hua) The Chinese peony is one of the most common favorite flowers of Chinese people. You can often see peonies embroidered into brocade silk and other patterns, and they’re often used as symbols in writing. They have several meanings in modern times, like wealth and prosperity, but also represent feminine beauty and pride, since the peony used to be the national flower of China in the Tang Dynasty. Romance and celebration are also common events during which peonies are often seen, and they’re very good for feng shui. Even today, peonies are one of the most common favorite flowers of people all around the world, so consider hanfu that has peonies…