Cardamom refers to a 13-year-old woman, and also refers to the youth of a girl.

"Cardamom" is also known as the "fetus-containing flower". The use of "cardamom" to refer to girls originated from "Farewell" by Du Mu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. In "Farewell", he wrote: "Pingping is more than thirteen years old, and the cardamom branches are on the head in early February. The spring breeze is ten miles away on Yangzhou Road, and it is better to roll up the bead curtain." This poem was presented to Du Mu when he left Yangzhou when he was only 13 years old. , a woman named Zhang Haohao, where the 13-year-old woman was compared to a "cardamom".

Cardamom is very plump when in bud, and is also known as the "pregnant flower". In earlier poems, cardamom was also compared to virginity. Of course, women in ancient times had other titles besides cardamom age. When a woman is young, she is called a young woman, or she can also be called a young woman, because in ancient times, children did not tie their hair and their hair naturally drooped. When a woman reaches the age of 15, she is called the age of hair extensions, and adding hair extensions means she has reached adulthood. When a woman reaches the age of 16, she is called the Pogua Nianhua or the Jasper Nianhua, which means that her body is fully developed and she can get married and become a woman.

The influence of cardamom age

Girls of cardamom age are in the adolescence of life, and they are full of vitality and vitality. There are many girls who start their own careers or start pursuing their dreams when they are young. Therefore, the cardamom age can be said to be an important period and has a very important impact on the future development of girls.

Girls in the cardamom era are in their prime of youth, full of vitality and hope. Therefore, we should give them more attention and care. At the same time, we should also encourage these young girls and help them realize their dreams. Only in this vast world can we see more girls as beautiful as cardamom.

The above content refers to Baidu Encyclopedia-Cardamom Years