What is the flower language of kapok?

The flower language of kapok is: cherish the people around you, cherish the happiness in front of you, and don't regret it after you lose it, it will be too late.

Kapok is a special product in South China and the city flower of Guangzhou, Kaohsiung and Panzhihua. Flowers fell behind, and many flowers fell under the tree. The flowers did not wither, nor did they wither. They left the world bravely.

Kapok is now the city flower of Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, Chongzuo, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Panzhihua, Sichuan Province and Kaohsiung, Taiwan Province Province. The signs used by Garden Hotel, South China University of Technology, China Southern Airlines and Guangzhou TV Station all have kapok patterns, while Guangdong TV Station used kapok signs in the past.

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The origin of the name

The bonfire originated from Zhao Tuo, king of South Vietnam, and was named after the tree was full of red flowers. Gubei originated from the transliteration of Sanskrit Karpassa; Northern Hebei believes that it originated from the transliteration of Ceiba in Nanyang dialect. The name originally refers to Ceiba Pentandra of Kapok, Java, which is confused because of its similar appearance. The name of Qiongzhi refers to the trees growing on Hainan Island, hence the name.

The flowers of the kapok tree are bright red, just like the blood of a hero, so it is called the hero tree.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Kapok (Plants)