Do flower friends know the national flowers of all countries in the world? Maybe your family is raising it.

Flower friends usually grow flowers and grass, but do we all know the significance that flowers bring to people? For example, do all the national flower friends in those countries know? What do they mean?

1. France-Iris

France is not only a country of flowers, but also a very romantic country, and its capital Paris is known as the "capital of flowers". In French, iris means "light", so it is known as the national flower of France.

2. The United States and the United Kingdom-roses

The national flower of the United States is the mountain-planted rose, and the British national flower is the rose (rose), but it is not much different. The red rose symbolizes love, which may be a common flower language in the world. Roses represent romance, courage and peace.

3. Norway-ou Shinan

"the red leaves of heather pass through the spring, and I remember making up into Jinyin." The Norwegian national flower-broom heather, commonly known as Scottish heather, has a beautiful translation name-Erica. Flower talk is loneliness and betrayal. It is very hardy, strong and beautiful.

4. Russia-Sunflower

The people of the former Soviet Union especially loved sunflowers and designated them as the national flower. They should have taken a fancy to the sunflower, loving sunshine and life, even though the national flower of Russia is still sunflower.

5. South Korea-hibiscus flower

In South Korea, because of its beautiful flower appearance and long flowering period, hibiscus is regarded as an incomparably tough and strong flower. It has long been designated as the national flower of Korea, as a symbol of eternal beauty and happiness.

6. Germany-cornflower

Queen Louis, the mother of the Prussian emperor William I, was forced to leave Berlin during a civil war. During the escape, the car broke down. When she and her two children stopped by the roadside to wait, they found blue cornflowers blooming by the roadside. She weaved the flowers into a wreath and wore them on the chest of nine-year-old William. Later, William I was crowned emperor of Germany and still loved the cornflower and thought it was an auspicious flower. Cornflower also inspires people to study cautiously and modestly.

7. Canada-Maple Leaf

There are many maple trees in Canada, also known as "the land of maple leaves". Canada also has a deep affection for maple leaves and regards beautiful maple leaves as treasures.

8. Thailand-Golden chain flower

When it comes to Thailand, people are bound to think of water lilies. In fact, the national flower of Thailand is not water lilies, but golden chain flowers. Every year from April to May, golden chain flowers bloom, and then decorate this beautiful country with its flowers.

9. Chile-red lily of the valley (Gobi love wild lily)

In ancient times, Chilean lilies were only blue and white. After a struggle, red lilies bloomed all over the mountains where patriots died-"Gobi Love" is thought to have been made by blue and white lilies watered by the blood of the martyrs today. After Chile gained national independence, people unanimously agreed to make "Gobi Love" the national flower.

10. Australia-Acacia

In Australia, if you pay a little attention, you will find that the courtyard of the residents is not surrounded by walls, but with acacia as a barbed hedge, planted around the house, which is very chic. When the flowers are in bloom, the hedge is like a golden barrier, with a strong fragrance of flowers, intoxicating.

11. United Arab Emirates-malachite and zinnia

Small leaves, soft stems, simple flowers, a piece of peacock grass, like the feathers of peacocks, is a very strong vitality, is a good care of flowers, while zinnia is bright and beautiful.

12. South Africa-Imperial Huahuan

The imperial flower, implying exuberant and tenacious vitality, symbolizes victory, consummation, wealth and auspiciousness.

13. Belgium-Beauty Yu

A small safflower can be seen everywhere in the Dutch-speaking area of Belgium, either blooming on the grass or quietly blooming on the street corner. Its name is "Yu Mei", which is the national flower of Belgium.

14. Tanzania-lilac

On the island of Pemba, a small island in Tanzania, there are 3.6 million lilac trees, making it the world-famous "lilac island". It is called "the most fragrant place in the world". Local residents call the lilac tree a "cash cow" indeed.

15. Netherlands-Tulip

The Netherlands, the garden of Europe, the land of flowers, when it comes to the Netherlands, we have to talk about its national flower-tulips. At first, the value of tulips multiplied, and many people planted tulips crazily, and some even traded a villa with a garden for a precious variety.

When you see here, do you think the national flower of China? In fact, many people think that the peony, which is known as "national color and heavenly fragrance", is China's national flower, while some people think that Ling Han's plum blossom is China's national flower, but in fact, it is not. China's national flower has not yet been decided.