An article about the Magnolia
Magnolia is an evergreen tree belonging to the Magnolia family, native to China. They usually live in the warm and sub-tropical zones and can reach a height of 10 meters. The shape of the magnolias was very strange. The flowers were white or pink, and the petals were thick and soft. They were easy to break. The flowering period of magnolias was relatively long. They could last for a few days to a week around October. The Magnolia was a beautiful flower and was known as the " King of Flowers." They have a unique fragrance that soothes the body and mind and helps improve the quality of sleep. Magnolia flowers also had a high medicinal value, which could be used to treat colds, coughs, bronchitis, and other diseases. In addition, Magnolia could also be used to make tea leaves and cosmetics, which had high economic and cultural value. In literature, magnolias were often used to symbolize nobility, purity, and elegance. For example, Lin Daiyu once wrote a poem in Dream of the Red Chamber: "Thousands of red and purple flowers bloom all over, revealing a unique fragrance. The moon is full, the flowers are full, the garden is full, and the world is full." The "Fragrant Garden" here referred to the magnolias. Magnolia flowers also had profound cultural implications and were considered one of the important symbols of Chinese culture. Magnolia was a beautiful flower with high economic and cultural value. They also have a profound symbolic meaning in literature and are one of the important symbols in Chinese culture.