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Lucky bamboo for Chinese New Year (© Hofred via Canva) Often associated with pandas or building scaffolding in Hong Kong, bamboo plants (fu gwai juk or fù guì zhú, 富貴竹) during the New Year are believed to bring good luck and fortune. Their sturdiness indicates strength. Easy to care for, they sometimes grow in unique twists and turns. Apart from lucky dishes, fruits and flowers are important parts of the Chinese New Year. Flowers and fruits hold special significance during Chinese New Year. Here we've rounded up the top lucky flowers and fruits that are most often gifted and used as decorations at Chinese New Year. 1. Tangerine or Kumquat Tree — Wealth and Good Luck 5 Plum Blossoms-. Bright red, these Chinese New Year flowers offer courage and reliability.They make incredible decorations because of the color and the meaning. And also because its effect lasts longer than other flowers. A post shared by Big Bloomers Flower Farm (@bigbloomersflowerfarm) A feng shui favorite, money plant (Crassula ovata) has been touted as a “money magnet.” Not just a lucky plant for Chinese New Year, this low-maintenance succulent is also used for welcoming luck in new homes. Flowers play a vital role in Chinese New Year celebrations. They not only beautify your surroundings but also bring good luck and prosperity. From vibrant plum blossoms to auspicious orchids , each flower carries its own unique symbolism that enhances the festive spirit. Explore the rich symbolism behind Chinese New Year flowers! 🌸🎉 Discover how traditional blooms like plum blossoms, orchids, and peonies are associated with prosperity, good fortune, and new beginnings. Learn how to choose and arrange these auspicious flowers to enhance your celebrations and invite positive energy into your home. 🌺🏮 The plum blossom is celebrated in various Chinese festivals and events throughout the year. The annual Plum Blossom Festival in February at the Juyongguan Great Wall near Beijing is a particularly popular event, attracting visitors from all over the world to admire and revel in the beauty of the blossoms. Chinese new year’s flowers are also called plum blossoms because they are commonly used as tokens to welcome the New Year and the spring season. Moreover, in Chinese literary works, the plum blossom is related to a noble character since it always blossoms in the cold winter. It is used as a representation of the winter and a spring bringer. The historical roots of using flowers in Chinese New Year celebrations date back to ancient times. The choice of specific flowers is guided by symbolic importance and their other attributes, such as colours and appearance. The most commonly used flowers during Chinese New Year are plum blossoms, peach blossoms, orchids, narcissus, and Chinese poetry features four flowers among the "Four Gentlemen" to praise the highly prized virtues they represent, and the plum blossom tops the list. For thousands of years, numerous poems and paintings have depicted the noble flower. Feng Shui Element in Chinese New Year. Chinese New Year is not just about culture and tradition. It signifies a change in the Feng Shui cycle. The animal year changes annually with new implications. To enjoy its beneficial energies and changes in the zodiac direction, you must adjust your lifestyle, house, and office layout. Importance of Flowers in Chinese New Year Symbolic Meanings. Flowers carry deep symbolic meanings during Chinese New Year. Each type of flower represents different virtues and blessings. For example, peonies symbolize wealth and prosperity. Orchids represent fertility and elegance. Chrysanthemums are linked to longevity and happiness. Chinese New Year is the beginning of the Lunar New Year and it is greatly celebrated as one of the most important holidays in China. It usually lasts for about two weeks, and people refer to it as the “Spring Festival”. Best Selling Flowers rendering-blog-feature-collectionbest_sellers,8rendering-blog-feature-collectio Traditionally, Chinese will do auspicious things to attract good luck for the new year. Before Chinese New Year, folk will decorate their houses with couplets, New Year paintings and flowers. The following 10 lucky plants and flowers for Chinese New Year are widely known in China, continue reading to know more. Decorations in the Shopping Mall Coincidentally, Prof Lrong Lim of Potager Y in Japan blog, wrote a post titled, "Japan Plum Flowers, Winter Roses" on 23 Jan 2011 with a picture of the white plum blossoms. The quest for easy Chinese New Year Crafts continues! I've been reading up a bit on the holiday to help me explain it to my older son. Recently I learned that we often see plum blossom flowers decorating homes around this time of year. Chinese New Year: Symbolic Flowers And Their Meanings. Chinese New Year, also known as Spring Festival, is one of the most important traditional holidays in China. It is a time for family reunions, feasts, fireworks, and festive decorations. Flowers play an integral role in Chinese New Year celebrations, symbolizing various auspicious meanings This entry was posted in Art education, Basic Materials, Boneless Style, Chinese Brush Painting, Chinese New Year, Education, Flowers, Four Gentlemen, Four Treasures of the Studio, Introduction, Plum Blossom Tree, Rescheduling of the ROCK, YouTube and tagged 3 Essential Steps of Chinese Brush Painting, Anatomy & Structure, Chinese Brush For almost 3,000 years, plum fruit has been utilized as a primary dietary component, and Plum blossoms have a more than 2,000-year history of usage in Chinese culture as garden decorations. During the Tang era , Chinese nobles and priests were amazed by the beauty of these trees. Chinese New Year New Years Day Mid-Autumn Festival Lunar New Year, Plum flower, chinese Style, branch, greeting Card png 658x600px 234.11KB China Chinese painting Art Plum blossom, Plum Chinese painting, watercolor Painting, ink, leaf png 1184x1340px 613.92KB
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