The implication of Guangzhou people buying kumquat trees in the New Year.

1, Guangzhou people like to eat kumquat during the Spring Festival, because kumquat is actually a common fruit in our life. Kumquat is golden in color and sweet and sour in taste, which symbolizes eternal happiness and good luck. Make a good omen for the new year. In Cantonese, "orange" and "auspicious" are homophonic, so kumquat means auspicious.

2. Auspicious symbol, golden kumquat, has the meaning of rolling financial resources and good luck. Every household places orange trees in the new year, hoping for good luck in the coming year. Kumquat is a kind of food with high medicinal value, which can help us tonify the middle energizer, relieve depression, promote digestion and dispel cold. These uses can help treat drunkenness, thirst, indigestion, chest tightness and anorexia.

We can often see orange trees in front of every household in Guangdong during the Spring Festival. This is because oranges have the same meaning as auspiciousness and represent fruitful results, so almost every household has planted orange trees full of fruits at the door.

The color of orange is golden, just like the gold ingot, which represents people's expectation for prosperity. Kumquat is the most abundant in southern provinces of China, especially in Guangdong and Guangxi, and it has the longest history of planting kumquat, which is a veritable hometown of kumquat. This kind of orange tree is not available yet. If it is too small, it must be tall and big. It looks atmospheric and represents a bumper harvest.