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Language of flowers
Oct 16, 2008 10:12
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In many countries there are different meanings for different flowers given to someone. Also colours mean something. Now I have heard there is a meaning for how many flowers you give.

Does something like that exist in China too?
If, then what different meanings there are?

Carlos
Oct 17, 2008 03:36
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In the Uk there is a very long list of flowers and their meanings...some flowers I've not even heard of...The Carnation has several meanings depending on the colour; Pink - I'll never forget you, Red - Admiration, White - Innocence/ Pure Love, Yellow - Disdain, rejection, you have disappointed me. So guys, beware when you buy flowers.
Here is a link to the UK list http://www.meaningofflowers.co.uk/
Oct 17, 2008 08:35
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Heh, I was lucky. I bought three pink roses for my wife. She counted flowers one by one: I-love-You.

No point to fill the lottery this week, perhaps all luck is used now.

Anyway, I would also like to know if there is some Chinese list too.

Carlos
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