Introduction to Moran
Chinese cymbidium, also known as cymbidium, is a terrestrial plant of Orchidaceae, which is widely distributed in China, India, Myanmar and other countries in Southeast Asia and South Asia, and also distributed in Ryukyu Islands.
Moran's Flower Language
The symbol of Moran is elegance and indifference, and its flower language is demure and youthful forever. Moran blooms and is graceful and fragrant. Moran stood there quietly, like a lonely and charming girl, away from the noise of the world, away from fame and fortune, and created a happy pure land alone. Moran's flower language is quiet, youthful and eternal, symbolizing elegance and indifference.
Moran's Cultural Background
As an ornamental plant, China orchids have two cultivation methods in China.
The first statement is based on a poem by Zhang Jiuling in the middle Tang Dynasty, which wrote:
"There are wandering women in the Han Dynasty, please feel at ease.
I have a book in my sleeve and want to send my wings.
I can't see, but I remember.
Purple blue sky, dewy beauty.
The fragrance came late, and I felt with emotion.
White clouds are in Nanshan, and the sunset is too long. "
This poem mentions Nanshan, which is the beginning of Nanshan, that is, the southeast suburb of Shaoguan City, Guangdong Province today, which has been producing orchids. It can be inferred that the cultivation of orchids as ornamental plants began in the Tang Dynasty.
At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, Yue Shigeng described "Wulan" in Zhang Jin Lan Pu: "The color is deep purple, with fifteen calyxes, dry purple and bright red, like a phoenix. The leaves are tall and resolute, pale and lovely. " It can also be speculated that the cultivation of orchids as ornamental plants began in the late Southern Song Dynasty.
"China Orchid Encyclopedia" records: "China orchids, also known as cymbidium, also belong to traditional ornamental orchids in China, and varieties were recorded as early as the Southern Song Dynasty."
Although the history books don't introduce in detail the origin time of China's Chinese cymbidium as an ornamental plant, we can't speculate on its specific time, but we can see that Chinese cymbidium has been cultivated as an ornamental plant in China for a long time.
The above is the introduction of Moran's flower language and cultural background!