What does Cui Hua mean?

1. At first, Cui Hua was just the most common name. More common in the names of rural women.

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Just because Xue Cun, an online singer in earlier years, sang a funny song, in which the phrase "Cui Hua, sauerkraut" made the name Cui Hua alive, and "Cui Hua, sauerkraut" became a popular online word for a while.

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And some commercial organizations have also seen the commercial value of the word Cui Hua, and have successively launched commercial comedies, such as Deng Chao version and Li Mao version.

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2. Cui Hua is a perennial herb. This plant is generally male, especially because it likes wet and cold, so it is mostly born in Northeast China. Because of the particularity of its reproduction, it was summarized by later generations that it could be grafted with sauerkraut. So there is an allusion called: Cui Hua, with sauerkraut (this definition is quoted from Baidu Encyclopedia, which I think is purely funny. Regardless of whether there is such a plant as Cui Hua, let's say sauerkraut. This is pickled with Chinese cabbage. How can you graft with it? ) (xyz58 19 original reply, copy not pursued)

3. Chinese words; Flower-shaped jewelry inlaid with jade.

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1) Ting Yun's "Song of Guo Daou": "The courtiers in the palace hold fans, and the maids fall." Song Zhou Mi's "Picking up Vegetables from Old Wulin Stories": "If you get a reward, you will become a real pearl ... Second, take silverware, wine vessels, crown bracelets, Duan silks, dragon saliva, imperial fans, pen and ink, official seals and utensils." Episodes 2 and 3 of A Dream of Red Mansions: "Take the maid to Shu Jinfeng and lean on the threshold to return to Cui Hua."

2) Tang Juyuan Yang's poem "Dr. Tong Taichang and Dr. Wei Chi are absent from class": "Come to Yuqing, and the wind will stay in Cui Hua."

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