The implication and symbol of Huang Cimei

Rosa davurica is a common plant, also known as Hypericum perforatum. In China culture, Huang Cimei symbolizes prosperity and wealth. Rosa roxburghii is shaped like a small yellow purse, so it is regarded as an auspicious plant, which can bring good luck and wealth. The beautiful and gorgeous appearance of Rosa roxburghii gives people a noble feeling and is used to symbolize noble thoughts, character and spirit.

In western culture, Huang Cimei represents love and romance, and is usually given as a gift to a friend or spouse. At the same time, Huang Cimei is used to express truth and purity. This plant is considered sacred because it has the ability of purification and protection. In some Asian cultures, yellow represents courage and optimism.

In addition, Rosa roxburghii, as a small and tough plant, also symbolizes the perseverance needed to overcome adversity. The meaning and symbol of Huang Cimei vary with different cultures. But no matter in which culture, it represents beauty, vitality and hope, and has positive significance.

Huang Cimei's Feng Shui Taboo

1, no bedroom

From the perspective of geomantic omen, it is forbidden to plant flowers with thorns at home. Those flowers that bloom at night and have too strong fragrance will affect the fortune of residents. Huang Cimei just put it in the living room or balcony. If Huang Cimei is put in the bedroom, it will have a negative impact on the relationship between husband and wife. It will cause discord between husband and wife, third party interference and rotten peach blossoms.

2. The air is bad

Huang Cimei has a characteristic. Generally at night, Huang Cimei will not produce oxygen through photosynthesis, but will release carbon dioxide. If the Rosa davurica fruit is kept at home, it will affect the air quality. In the long run, people will feel chest tightness and shortness of breath. If people are in poor health, they will get worse and worse, and even get sick, which will affect their health.