Prepare a square piece of colored paper. Fold diagonally. Fold it in half again to make a triangle. Fold in half along the opposite edge after unfolding. Form a square. Spread along the crease to form a triangle. Fold the corners of the triangle up.

Expand. Fold the corners of the triangle. Expand. On the contrary, pull up a corner in the middle. Do a spin. Press outward with a toothpick to form petals. Such a simple rose is ready.

Extended data:

Rose: it is a shrub of Rosa in Rosaceae; This plant is 2 meters high; Stems are thick and tufted; Branchlets densely covered with linear hairs, acupuncture and glandular hairs, prickly, pale yellow and tomentose; 5 leaflets, ovoid or obovate, long 15-45 cm, pot-shaped tooth tip, hairless at the top, depressed veins, folds, densely covered with villi and glandular hairs, stipules mostly inserted in the petiole, free from elliptic parts, with glandular serrations and hairy at the bottom; Flowers solitary leaf axils or several clusters.

Bracts are ovoid, with glandular hairs on the edges and outer tomentose; Sepals are ovate-lanceolate, often pinnate lobes into leaves, with sparse hairs at the top and dense hairs and glandular hairs at the bottom; Petals are purplish red or white, fragrant, semidouble to double, obovate; Style free, hairy, slightly protruding from calyx, shorter than stamens; Rose fruit is oblate, brick red when it is mature, smooth in meat and with persistent sepals.

Suitable for growing in moist, slightly acidic, well-drained, sunny and partially shaded garden loam, but also suitable for growing in some barren soils, including sand, clay or gravel soil. Native to China, North China, Japan and South Korea. It is cultivated all over North America and Europe.

Roses are the most famous and popular of all flowers. Roses have been highly regarded for centuries. Historical evidence shows that they grew up in China about 5,000 years ago, and they have been playing a role in history ever since. Whether ancient Greeks, Romans, Christians, freemasons or others, roses have always been an eternal symbol of love, beauty and equality. Although each color expresses love, beauty and balance slightly differently, the main message is still love.