The flower language and legend of June Snow

The Flower Language of June Snow

June snow has many flower meanings, such as an indispensable supporting role, expressing love, care, longing, joy, and guarding of love, symbolizing purity, dreams, etc.

In fact, as a matching flower, the flower language of June snow depends on what flowers it is paired with: using forget-me-nots to pair with June snow expresses eternal friendship; using red roses to pair with June snow means special affection; using carnations to pair with June snow expresses kindness and warmth; using gladiolus to pair with it expresses the good wishes of hoping that the other person can realize their ideals.

The Legend of June Snow

The Injustice of Dou E is a well-known folk story. Dou E left a will before her death, saying that she died unjustly and strongly denounced the dark reality. She said that God would testify for her and that it would snow in June. Sure enough, on the day she died, it snowed heavily in June. From then on, people used snow in June to refer to the magnitude of the injustice.

As history progresses, June snow has been given a new meaning. It is often used to describe the snowy mood of literati or men and women in love. Although it is cold, it is also filled with romantic flying catkins.