What is the national flower of Chile?

Question 1: Is the national flower of Chile the lily or the Chilean bellflower? Chileans love it because of its beautiful character. Its flowering period is long, from September (early spring) to the winter solstice of the following year; what's more, this kind of flower loves its homeland very much and refuses to leave it. If they are forced to leave their homeland, even if the conditions in the place they go to are superior, they will die to express their resistance and their loyalty to the motherland. According to a Chilean newspaper, a Spanish naturalist named Hipolito Ruiz saw this flower in Chile in 1780. He took it to France with great care and tried to transplant it into the palace garden. The result was comparable to Wei finally died because he did not want to leave his homeland. Later, some botanists in North America and Europe tried hard to transplant it, but failed. In the minds of the Chilean people, Kebiwei is a symbol of the Chilean people's love for independence and yearning for freedom. It is used as the national flower to express such a spirit.

Question 2: What is the national flower of Chile? The national flower of Chile - lily

In distant ancient times, Chilean lilies were only blue and white. In the 16th century AD, the Indian Arraugano tribe fought unyieldingly against the Spanish colonists. Under the leadership of the national hero Lautaro, the Arraugano people defeated the invaders and fled in panic. Just as the rebels were gaining victories, due to the betrayal of traitors, Zhongtaro and his 30,000 patriotic soldiers were ambushed by the colonialists by mistake. After a bloody battle, they all died heroically. The next year in Tianjin, at the place where the patriots died, red lilies bloomed all over the mountains and plains - "Gobbi Love". People think that these are the blue and white lilies watered by the blood of the martyrs. Therefore, after Chile gained national independence, people unanimously agreed to designate "Gobbi Love" as the national flower. On the ingenious national emblem of Chile, there is a beautiful, simple and lovely bouquet, which is a bouquet of red wild lilies

Question 3: What is the famous flower of Chile? What is the national flower of Chile? Red lily.

Question 4: What is the national flower of Russia? What is the national flower of the United States? What is the national flower of the Netherlands? China's national flower - peony

Canada's national flower - maple

Chile's national flower - lily

UK's national flower - rose (rose)

The national flower of Italy--Daisy

The national flower of New Zealand--Alpine fern, silver fern

The national flower of Singapore--Vanda orchid

The national flower of Spain-- Pomegranate

Tanzania's national flower - lilac

Thailand's national flower - water lily

Bangladesh's flower - water lily

Egypt's national flower - water lily

The national flower of Japan--Sakura, the national flower of Mexico--Cactus

The national flower of the United States--the mountain rose

The national flower of Kenya--the orchid

The national flower of the Netherlands--Tulip

The national flower of Turkey--Tulip

The national flower of South Korea--Kuzhihua

The national flower of France--The Orioles

Russia's national flower--sunflower

Germany's national flower--cornflower

Australia's national flower--acacia

Brazil's national flower--tropical orchid, hairy crab Claws

Afghanistan: tulips

Algeria: iris, Australian oleander

*** United Nations: peacock grass, zinnia

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Argentina: Ivory Red

Austria: Edelweiss

Azania: Bu Ruodi

Belgium: Rhododendron, Rose, Poppy Beauty

Bhutan: Green velvet

Bolivia: Cantu flower

Bulgaria: Turkic rose

Myanmar: Dragon boat flower

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Colombia: Cattleya three-way

Costa Rica: Cattleya

Cuba: Gingerflower

Denmark: Amaranthus

Ecuador: Licastella

Ethiopia: Calla Lily

Fiji: Hibiscus

Finland: Lily of the Valley

Greece: Incense Pansy

Honduras: carnation

Liechtenstein: orange blossom lily

Hungary: tulip

India: lotus

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Iraq: Rose

Iran: Turk rose, bellflower tulip

Ireland: white clover Israel: anemone

Cambodia: Water Lily

Latvia: Oxeye Daisy

Lithuania: Rue

Guyana: Water Lily

Libya : Pomegranate

Laos: Plumeria

Luxembourg: Rose

North Korea: Rhododendron

Madagascar: Traveler's Banana

Malaysia: hibiscus

Malta: cornflower

Morocco: rose, carnation

Nicaragua: ginger flower

Nepal : Rhododendron tree

Monaco: Carnation

Pakistan: Suqing

Peru: Sunflower, Cantu flower

Philippines: Jasmine tomentosa

Poland: Pansy

Portugal: Lavender

Romania: Dog-rose

Switzerland: Edelweiss

South Africa: Creeping lily

Sweden: Lily of the Valley

Guatemala: Licastella

Zimbabwe: Gloriosa...>>

Question 5: What is China’s national flower? The national flower has not yet been determined. Plum blossoms and peonies each have their own merits! The peony is the national flower of China's feudal society and the plum blossom is the national flower of the Republic of China. History of National Flower: China began to cultivate peonies during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and in the Tang Dynasty peonies were even known as the king of flowers. In the Qing Dynasty, Cixi officially designated the peony as the national flower when she was "listening to politics behind the curtain" and built a national flower stand in the Summer Palace. The 1915 edition of "Cihai" contains: "Our country has always regarded the peony as the national flower stalk. Around 1929, the Nationalist Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Education jointly issued an order to the whole country, declaring plum blossom as the national flower. In the autumn and winter of 1981, some famous plants In 1982, Plant Magazine was commissioned by the Chinese Botanical Society to discuss the selection of my country's national flower.

Xinhua News Agency, CCTV, and China People's Broadcasting Station successively made publicity introductions, which aroused strong responses among the broad masses of the people. In the 1980s, relevant departments organized two national flower selections. One time, the plum blossom won the first place, with the peony second. The other time, the peony was the king, and the plum blossom ranked second. Among the stamps released in 1988 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the conclusion of the Treaty of Peace, Friendship and Peace between China and Japan, one of the stamps features Japan's national flower, the cherry blossom, and the other depicts the Chinese peony. On September 2, 1994, the China Flower Association held a press conference at the Great Hall of the People to announce the launch of a national flower selection activity across the country. Chen Muhua, Vice Chairman of the National People's Congress, gave a speech titled "Let the national flower be born as soon as possible." The competition between peonies and plum blossoms has reached a fever pitch. Luoyang, Henan Province has established a "Peony Struggle for National Flower Leading Group" personally led by the mayor to promote the peony as the national flower. Later, the selection team organized voting in 31 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions, and Peony won with 18 votes. Recently, the domestic flower industry has proposed three national flower selection plans: "One country, one flower", where the national flower is the peony; "one country, four flowers", where the peony is called the national flower, and spring orchid, summer lotus, autumn chrysanthemum, and winter plum are the famous flowers of the four seasons; "One country, two flowers", with peony and plum blossom as the national flowers, was proposed by Chen Junyu, a famous flower expert in my country.

Question 6: What is the national flower of the United States? The national flower of the United States - the mountain rose. It is a small deciduous tree belonging to the Rosaceae family in the mountains. It has pink and self-colored flowers. If you look at the flowers alone, they have no characteristics. When viewed as a whole, the pink and white flowers stand out against the green leaves, giving them a unique charm. Regarding the national flower of the United States, one says it is the trough flower, and another says it is the rose. According to relevant information, the rose was selected as the national flower by the Senate in 1985. She symbolizes beauty, fragrance, enthusiasm and love. There are fifty states in the United States, and each state has its own state flower. Mexico's national flower - cactus Mexico is known as the "Cactus Country". The cactus is the national flower of Mexico. According to legend, the cactus was given to the Mexicans by God. Cactus is known as the "Desert Hero Flower". There are more than 2,000 types of cactus plants in the world, about half of which are grown in Mexico. The various cacti on the plateau are in harsh environments, no matter how barren the soil and how dry the weather, they are always full of vitality and soar up into the sky, forming a unique Mexican landscape. No pests or diseases can harm it. It has thorns all over its body, has tenacious vitality and a tough character. It doesn't matter whether there is water or no water, hot or cold weather, but it can bloom bright and beautiful flowers on the emerald palm-shaped stems. This is strength and bravery. , a symbol of the unyielding and fearless Mexican people. In order to showcase the beauty of the cactus and promote the spirit of the cactus, the Cactus Festival is held in the Milpa Alta area near the Mexican capital in mid-August every year. During the festival, the *** location is decorated with lights and colors, and restaurants are set up around it to display and sell various cactus foods. The national flower of Brazil - tropical orchid and hairy crab orchid. Brazil is the largest country in South America. It is located in the northeast of Colombia. The equator passes through its southeast. The humidity and heat all year round are suitable for the growth of tropical orchids. Brazil also chooses tropical orchid and hairy crab orchid. As your own flower. The national flower of Chile - lily. In distant ancient times, Chilean lilies were only blue and white. In the 16th century AD, the Indian Arraugano tribe fought unyieldingly against the Spanish colonists. Under the leadership of the national hero Lautaro, the Arraugano people defeated the invaders and fled in panic. Just as the rebels were gaining victories, due to the betrayal of traitors, Zhongtaro and his 30,000 patriotic soldiers were ambushed by the colonialists by mistake. After a bloody battle, they all died heroically. The next year in Tianjin, at the place where the patriots died, red lilies bloomed all over the mountains and plains - "Gobbi Love". People think that these are the blue and white lilies watered by the blood of the martyrs. Therefore, after Chile gained national independence, people unanimously agreed to designate "Gobbi Love" as the national flower. On the ingenious national emblem of Chile, there is a beautiful, simple and lovely bouquet, which is a bouquet of red wild lilies. Oceania & Africa Australia's national flower - Acacia Acacia is a thorn bush or small tree belonging to the Fabaceae family. It has bipinnate leaves and flower head clusters in the leaf axils. When in full bloom, it looks like a golden pom-pom. In Australia, if you pay a little attention, you will find that residents’ courtyards are not enclosed by walls, but are made of acacias as thorn hedges and planted around the houses, which is very unique. When the flowers bloom, the flower hedge looks like a golden barrier, carrying a rich floral fragrance that is intoxicating. Acacia is also an economic tree species, and its fragrant flowers can be used to refine aromatic oils as raw materials for high-end perfumes and other cosmetics. The fruit pods, bark and roots contain tannins, which can be used as black dye, and the resin flowing out of the stems contains gum, which is used medicinally. The material is hard and can be used to make valuable utensils. Each state in Australia also has a state flower. For example, the state flower of Tasmania is the blue button flower; the state flower of Queensland is the dendrobium orchid; the state flower of Victoria is the pink heather, etc. New Zealand's national flower - Callus elegans and silver fern. About 180 million years ago, Callus elegans was the most prosperous plant on earth. Like dinosaurs, it was one of the two symbols of the "reptile" era. However, after a long period of geological changes, most of the neutral species on the earth have perished, and traces of it can only be found in a very few places called "refuges." Next to Lezhu Village, Nanjing County, the hometown of overseas Chinese in southern Fujian, there is a subtropical forest. It is the smallest forest ecosystem nature reserve in China. It is "a rare multi-layered monsoon subtropical primeval rainforest in the world". There is a rare plant in the world, the cypress.

Cynophylla alba ranks first among the 8 national protected plants in China. New Zealand is one of the producing areas of philodendron.