What do you mean, two oranges for one flower?

A flower with two oranges as hot stems can be understood as a "yes-man". This stem was originally used to congratulate cheerful netizens on the Internet, but now it has gradually evolved into a general reply, which can deal with various problems and can be used in various scenarios, whether in daily life or online platforms, to express blessings and support to each other.

Among them, "a flower" usually refers to a rose, representing love and beautiful things, while "two oranges" can represent good luck and auspiciousness. Therefore, the stalk of "one flower and two oranges" can be understood as "yes man", which means happiness, auspiciousness and success.

In addition, this stalk can also be regarded as a network language, which is usually used to answer various questions or express one's own views. For example, if someone asks "What did you eat today", you can reply "One flower and two oranges, I ate a fried chicken today"; When someone asks "What have you been up to recently", you can reply "One flower and two oranges, preparing for the exam recently". This kind of reply is both interesting and vivid, which can make people communicate and interact better on the Internet.

In a word, "one flower and two oranges" is a very interesting Internet hotspot, which can be used in various occasions to express blessings and support to others.