Why is Phalaenopsis the national flower of Singapore?

Phalaenopsis is called Hu Jihua in Singapore, while Singaporeans call it "Jin Zhuo Banderan" and regard it as the national flower. It means "excellent and brilliant, immortal" Jin Zhuo Bandailan was planted in her garden by Ms Ennis Jin Zhuo, an Armenian living in Singapore. 1893, in memory of her, the Singapore Botanical Garden named this flower "VandaMissJoaquim", which means Ms. Jin Zhuo's orchid. Phalaenopsis belongs to Orchidaceae and is a monocotyledonous and perennial herb, also known as Hu Jihua. Because most local orchids are native to China, they are also called China orchids. Shaoxing is the hometown of orchids. Orchids are perennial herbs and monocots. Roots are long and tubular. Leaves clustered from stems, linear-lanceolate, slightly leathery, 2-3 in bundles. Orchid is a famous traditional flower in China, which is famous for its fragrance. Orchids are characterized by their unique leaves, flowers and fragrance, which have four characteristics (clear air, clear color, clear air and clear rhyme), noble and elegant. Celebrities in ancient and modern times have set a very high price on it, and are known as gentlemen in flowers.