The moral of willow:

1, stay and wish:

The farewell willow expresses the intention to retain the guests, and the expression of weeping willow is consistent with the "reluctant" mood when people break up. Therefore, the willows have become a major feature of China's classical poetry.

I really wrote about the poet's parting sorrow and affectionate friendship when he folded his willow to bid farewell to his friends. Strangely, the above two poems are related to the spring breeze used to express the pain of parting.

2. Acacia and longing:

Willow is not only used to express parting, but also to express lovesickness and sustenance. The silk of willow is homophonic with the thought of acacia, and the catkin is homophonic with the feeling of missing. Both willow and long catkins are entrusted with human parting and bitter acacia. When people leave, they will send willows to each other, and when they miss their relatives and friends, they will also send their feelings and look forward to their early return.

The symbol of willow:

The first point: it symbolizes the meaning of exorcism; The second point: it symbolizes a kind of love between men and women. Willow has two main meanings.

Willow varieties:

Weeping willows:

Alias water willow, weeping willow, weeping willow. The branches are slender and drooping. Leaves narrowly lanceolate or linearly lanceolate. Varieties and types are curved weeping willows and weeping willows; Yellow-skinned weeping willows with yellow-green or brown branches and short internodes; Red-skinned weeping willow, long oval crown, purplish red or sauce purple branchlets, wide lanceolate leaves.

Salix matsudana:

Alias willow, willow, green willow. Branches are erect or obliquely spread, with the widest leaves in the middle and rounded or broadly wedge-shaped bases. The variety and type are weeping tapestry willow; "Dragon Claw" willow with curly twigs. Gracilaria has curly branchlets, red anthers and yellow filaments and bracts. Steamed willow with hemispherical crown.

Bai Liu:

The crown is roughly oval. Leaves lanceolate to oblanceolate. The inflorescence is longer. Varieties include Bai Liu with drooping branches and drooping branches; White willow has yellow branches and yellow branches; Bai Liu with red skin and red branches; White willow with silver leaves and silky hairs on the leaves; White willow with blue leaves and Miki Sayaka on the back.