Queen of flowers♥

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~♥Peonies♥~ represent beauty, elegance, grace, prosperity, and strength.

~These flowers have valuable symbolism in Chinese culture~.



~There is an ancient Chinese legend about peonies that goes:

In ancient China, because of its beauty and elegance, peonies were grown only in the royal gardens of the Emperor. In the Tang Dynasty, a woman named Wu Zhe Tian became the empress. She wanted to see some beautiful peonies but it was during the bitter coldness of winter. She ordered the flowers to blossom in cold weather but the peony refused to yield to her command. Empress Wu was so displeased that she kicked out all peonies from the royal palace. After they were exiled, peonies found a home in Luoyang, a city in the Henan province of China. The peonies flourished in Luoyang’s soil and weather. They grew even more beautiful and prosperous. The peony has always been referred to as the queen of flowers~.

ForeverSunShine Uploaded by ForeverSunShine on Aug 19, 2012. Queen of flowers♥ - Desktop Nexus Nature Download free wallpapers and background images: Queen of flowers♥. Desktop Nexus Nature background ID 1150750. ~♥Peonies♥~ represent beauty, elegance, grace, prosperity, and strength.

~These flowers have valuable symbolism in Chinese culture~.



~There is an ancient Chinese legend about peonies that goes:

In ancient China, because of its beauty and elegance, peonies were grown only in the royal gardens of the Emperor. In the Tang Dynasty, a woman named Wu Zhe Tian became the empress. She wanted to see some beautiful peonies but it was during the bitter coldness of winter. She ordered the flowers to blossom in cold weather but the peony refused to yield to her command. Empress Wu was so displeased that she kicked out all peonies from the royal palace. After they were exiled, peonies found a home in Luoyang, a city in the Henan province of China. The peonies flourished in Luoyang’s soil and weather. They grew even more beautiful and prosperous. The peony has always been referred to as the queen of flowers~. 4.2