Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Photography major - What do you mean by the other side of the flower?
What do you mean by the other side of the flower?
Flowers on the other side:
1, in China: beautiful and pure, representing beautiful and moving, with the gentle implication of the devil.
2. In Japan: Sad memories.
3. In North Korea: Missing each other means "the beauty of separation, sadness, misfortune and death".
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Nickname: Because Manzhushahua is in Japan and blooms on the other side in autumn, it is also called the flower on the other side; There are also names such as dragon claw flower, old crow garlic, garlic grass, jack-o'-lantern, ghost flower, hell flower, Tianya flower and snake flower. ?
Pseudonym: Flowers bloom differently in different periods. Three days before and after the vernal equinox are called the other side of spring. Three days before and after the autumnal equinox are called the other side of autumn, which is the time for Japanese to go to the grave. Because it grows mostly in field trails, riverside trails and cemeteries, it is also called dead flowers. ?
Yu said: the flowers on the other side are flowers that bloom on the way to the grave, where they bloom in large numbers, as far as a carpet paved with blood, as red as fire and as rivers. Therefore, it is called "the road of fire".
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