Cherry blossoms are symbols of hope and love.

Spring blossoms in the south, everything recovers and a hundred flowers blossom. Cherry blossoms are the best time to open and watch. All kinds of red, pink, reddish and pale cherry blossoms hang all over the branches, and people linger among the cherry blossoms, taking pictures as a souvenir and seeing its beauty. Those teenage girls, the seeds of love, are full of understanding and hope, dreaming of harvesting love as beautiful as cherry blossoms.

In fact, cherry blossom is not a flower, but a general term for many species and varieties. There are many kinds of cherry blossoms, about 150 in the world and about 50 in China. Cherry blossoms are native to Himalayan region and grow all over the world, mainly in Japan, so they are specially called "Tokyo cherry blossoms" in the newly revised name of Chinese flora. Or "Japanese cherry blossoms". Cherry blossoms are fragrant and gorgeous, and are often used for garden viewing. Cherry blossoms can be divided into single petals and compound petals. A single petal can blossom and bear fruit, but a compound petal cannot bear fruit.

According to literature research, as early as two thousand years ago in the Qin and Han Dynasties, cherry blossoms had been cultivated in the court of China. In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, gorgeous cherry blossoms were everywhere from the palace to the fields. At that time, all countries came to Korea, and Japanese worshippers deeply admired the glory of China culture and the cultivation and appreciation of cherry blossoms. With the architecture, costumes, tea ceremony and kendo in China, cherry blossoms were brought back to Japan. Although it was cultivated in Japan more than 1000 years later than China, it has a cultivation history of more than 1000 years. Because it symbolizes enthusiasm, purity and nobility. Known as the national flower of Japan.

So when it comes to cherry blossoms, you have to say Japanese cherry blossoms. Because Japanese cherry blossoms are so famous and cultivated first in the world, they refer to Japanese cherry blossoms to some extent.

The main varieties of cherry blossoms are: Tokyo Cherry Blossom, Yanjing Yoshino Cherry Blossom, Hanfei Cherry Blossom, Mountain Cherry Blossom, Pendulous Cherry Blossom, Yunnan Early Cherry Blossom, Edo Shore Cherry Blossom, Hejin Cherry Blossom, Pu Xian Cherry Blossom, Oshima Cherry Blossom, Chrysanthemum Cherry Blossom, Yujin Cherry Blossom, Winter Cherry Blossom and October Cherry Blossom. Their flowering period, color and so on all have their own characteristics.

Now is the best time to watch cherry blossoms, which are distributed in the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere, Asia, Europe and North America, while the main varieties are distributed in western and southwestern China, Japan and North Korea. In China, it is cultivated in Beijing, Xi, Qingdao, Nanjing and Nanchang.

There are several scenic spots for cherry blossom viewing in China: First, Gong Ji Garden in Prince's Bay, the oldest flower viewing resort in Hangzhou. Hangzhou West Lake has planted 1, more than 200 trees, most of which belong to Huazhong Sakura. There are more than 500 trees in Taiziwan Park, most of which are Japanese early cherry blossoms and Japanese late cherry blossoms. Only 1.7 trees were introduced from Jinggangshan. The second is Liulang Wenying, located on the southeast bank of West Lake, where 170 cherry blossoms are concentrated and contiguous, which is very imposing. As soon as the breeze blows, the pink petals will whirl down "sakura rain", which makes people feel excited. The third is the lonely mountain in Hangzhou, the first is the clear snow dew in Hougushan, and the second is the autumn moon in Pinghu, where there is the legendary "Sakura King". The fourth is the cherry blossom of Wuhan University, which blooms in mid-March and reaches its peak in late March. Whenever the flowers bloom, thousands of tourists come here, lingering, and there is a feeling of "cherry blossoms in March, only Wuda". In addition, Yuntouzhu in Taihu Lake, Phoenix Lake in Chengdu, Tong Yuan in Yunnan, Jigongshan in Henan and Shifeng Park in Zhuzhou are all good places to enjoy cherry blossoms. Of course, with the continuous development and improvement of tourist attractions, cherry blossom gardens, botanical gardens, wild cherry blossoms and other small attractions are also good places for tourists to play for a day.

During the Qin and Han Dynasties, cherry blossoms were cultivated in the palace gardens, which were appreciated by scholars and elegant people, and a poem was given to raise cherry blossom appreciation to a negative and elegant cultural level. In the Tang Dynasty, Bai Juyi had a saying, "Plant new cherry trees in a small garden and swim around the flowers." Modern Su Shi's poem "When will the spring rain return to Zhejiang tide?" A whore is unknown, and I have set foot on the cherry blossom bridge. "The great Premier Zhou said in a poem," Cherry blossoms are red to strangers, willow trees are green to pools, and in the voice of swallows, I miss you for a year. "Great men full of pride write poems in their spare time and express how heroes don't like their husbands through the beauty of cherry blossoms.

Cherry blossom flower language: Cherry blossom is a symbol of love and hope, representing elegant, simple and pure love. Cherry blossoms are like ignorant girls, quietly blooming in charming spring, and the pink flowers are the most beautiful language to tell lovers about love. Sakura rain, lonely by the wind, like a lover in a boy's heart, slowly disappeared into the depths of time, leaving only eternal memories.

Cherry blossoms are the national flower of Japan and have a history of thousands of years. As early as Heian period (494 1 192), KINOMOTO SAKURA became the protagonist. In the seventh century, the emperor in charge especially liked cherry blossoms and watched them many times. In the 9th century AD, a cherry blossom viewing conference held by Emperor Emei lasted for three years. After the royal extravagant flower viewing activities, people followed suit, and then gradually spread to the common people, forming a traditional folk custom.

The Japanese believe that life is short and should be as brilliant as cherry blossoms. Even if you die, you should leave decisively, and don't procrastinate, because when the cherry blossoms wither, they are neither sticky nor brittle, symbolizing the spirit of Japanese Bushido.