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What does the willow tree symbolize?

The flower language of the willow tree is sadness. The willow tree has always been used by people to express their feelings of farewell and express their reluctance to leave. The branches and catkins fluttering in the wind are like a woman in pain when parting. Like crying, it has a feeling of sadness that is difficult to express, and at the same time it also has the meaning of retention.

The willow tree represents tenacious vitality, not afraid of difficulties and courage to challenge, and also symbolizes the ordinary and great spirit. It is also a symbol of spring, because once it sprouts, it means that spring has arrived. In addition, the willow tree has the character of selfless dedication. Spirit, because it silently brings a sense of coolness to people.

The symbolic meaning of the willow tree

The flower language of the willow tree is sadness. The willow tree has always been used by people to express their feelings of farewell and express their reluctance to leave.

The branches and catkins fluttering in the wind are like a woman crying bitterly when parting, and there is an indescribable feeling of sadness. At the same time, it also has the meaning of retention. You can give a branch to a lover who is about to be separated to express your love and reluctance for his sadness.

Willow Feng Shui

Willow is a Feng Shui plant. Its main Feng Shui function is to ward off evil spirits. In addition, because the homophone of "Liu" is "Liu", it usually has the effect of "Liu". Meaning, if you plant it at home, it means keeping your family’s money.

Verses describing willow trees

1. The apricot blossom rain makes your clothes wet, and the willow wind blows on your face without chilling it. "Quequatrains" by Yi Zhinan

2. Red hands, yellow wine, the city is full of spring scenery and willows on the palace walls. 1 Lu You's "Hairheaded Phoenix with Red Crispy Hands"

3. Back then, I refused to marry the spring breeze, but I was misled by the autumn breeze for no reason. Yi He Zhu's "Bitter Heart Willows Return to the Pond"