Tian Tian means lotus leaf, which describes the connection between the lush and dense appearance of lotus leaf and lotus leaf. There is a phrase "Tian Tian with Lotus Leaves" in Jiangnan by the ancient Yuefu. Poems of Yuefu Xianghe Yin1Jiangnan: "Lotus can be picked in Jiangnan, and lotus leaves are sweet." Song on the River by Xie Tiao in the Southern Dynasties: "The lotus leaf is still on the field, and the water can't cross it." Zhu Ziqing's Moonlight on the Lotus Pond: "Looking forward to the leaves of Tian Tian on the winding lotus pond."
Lotus leaf refers to the leaves of lotus, also known as lotus leaf. Lotus is an aquatic plant with round or heart-shaped leaves, which usually float on the water. Lotus leaves are usually bright green, smooth and waterproof, which can effectively prevent water from infiltrating into the leaves.
Lotus leaf is of great symbolic significance in culture and art. In oriental culture, lotus is endowed with the symbolic meaning of purity, elegance, firmness and transcendence. As a part of the lotus, the lotus leaf also carries these symbolic meanings. In China's traditional paintings, poems and literature, lotus leaves are often depicted and praised, representing elegance and beauty.
In addition, lotus leaves are also widely used in the fields of herbs and food. Lotus leaf is considered to have certain medicinal value, which can be used for clearing away heat and toxic materials, diuresis and detumescence. In addition, lotus leaves are often used as ingredients, which can be made into delicious food such as dumplings and lotus leaves.
Lotus leaf has many meanings in culture.
First of all, the lotus leaf symbolizes purity and nobility. Lotus usually grows in mud, but their petals and leaves are always kept clean and free from pollution. Therefore, the lotus leaf is regarded as a symbol of pursuing purity and noble quality.
Secondly, the lotus leaf symbolizes strength and tenacity. Although lotus leaves grow on the water, they can resist wind and waves and external shocks. The toughness and elasticity of lotus leaves enable them to withstand the tests of various environments and unfold new leaves again. Therefore, the lotus leaf has also been given the meaning of being strong, unyielding and tenacious.
In addition, the lotus leaf also has symbolic significance beyond the world. Although the roots of lotus are deeply buried in the soil, the flowers are fresh and elegant. This image conveys the realm of transcending the secular world and represents the spiritual pursuit of pursuing inner sublimation and transcending secular troubles.