What dishes are sprinkled on the grave?

1, Scutellaria barbata, also known as sunflower. Never mind. Plants are not tall, which will not affect the surrounding landscape, and weeds will not appear in winter. Scattered seeds will germinate and grow on their own in the next spring, and flowers will open one after another, which will be loved by everyone. Even if someone likes to pick a few flowers, it doesn't matter to the flowers.

2. Since16th century, Europeans and Americans have often planted a kind of rosemary on the graves of the dead, representing eternal life, love and beautiful memories.

At the funeral ceremony, people threw the rosemary of Xiaozhi into the grave of the deceased, representing respect and memory for the deceased. In Victorian England, the flower language of rosemary means commemoration.

Flower language:

memory

Legend:

[Dew in the Sea]

Rosemary has small blue flowers that look like water drops in summer, so rosemary means "dew in the sea" in Latin.

[pilot]

It is said that rosemary can help sailors lost in the sea lead the way and find their way home because of its unique fragrance.

[The Rose of the Virgin Mary]

Rosemary is also called "the rose of the Virgin Mary".

According to an old legend, the flowers of rosemary were originally white. On the way to Egypt with baby Jesus, the Virgin Mary hung her robe on the rosemary tree. Since then, the flowers of rosemary have turned blue.

He also said that the smell of rosemary was given by Jesus. When Jesus fled from Judea to Egypt with the Virgin Mary, he put his clothes on rosemary, so rosemary had a fragrant and noble smell and the power of God, and was planted all over the church.

[two sentences]

Shakespeare wrote in his play: "Rosemary is to help you remember, dear, please remember."

There is an old English proverb that says: Where there is the smell of rosemary, there is a housewife in charge.