"Hui": a kind of vanilla; "orchid": orchid. Refers to a woman's inner purity and elegant quality. Noble character is doomed not to let it be contaminated with dirt, so that it will always maintain noble integrity. . Cymbidium hybridum is a unique plant in China. The stamens of Cymbidium hybridum in China are "Orchid Heart, Hui Heart", which means "China Heart".
From Liu Yong's Difficult Farewell: "Natural, gentle and blue, beautiful and handsome, worth a thousand dollars."
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1, orchid
Wang Bo's "Seven Happy Odes to Prince Anji" in Tang Dynasty: "Golden sound and jade rhyme, cymbidium."
2. Huiwan Noko
Wu Cheng Fu by Bao Zhao in the Southern Dynasties: "There are beautiful girls in the east, beautiful women in the south, versatile hearts, and jade looks and lips."
3. The quality of Zilan Hui people.
Shi Junmei in Yuan Dynasty wrote "You Gui Ji Shao Don't Know Sorrow": "Lan Zi is gentle, and Ji Xiang is called Luo Qi."
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