The meaning and symbol of dawn is the coming of light and the coming of success. Dawn is a Chinese word, which means that it just begins to shine in the morning. The morning sun shines or seems to shine. This is the dawn. Its moral is that darkness is about to pass and success is coming. From the poem "Apricot Blossom" written by Lu You, a poet in the Song Dynasty: "When you are drunk in a year, the birds will crow for the morning."
Dawn symbolizes an aboveboard person or thing, and also symbolizes people's innate passion and endless passion for pursuing light. As soon as the morning light begins to shine, it is already dawn when the morning light shines or seems to shine. A new day has come, no matter what happened yesterday, it will usher in a new life.
Symbolic things:
1, pine and cypress: vigorous and cold-resistant, symbolizing constant longevity.
2. Bamboo: Modesty and courtesy symbolize modesty and courtesy, nobility and integrity.
3. Mei: Spring is in full bloom, symbolizing fear of cold, purity and firmness.
4. Lan: Fragrant fragrance, symbolizing elegant style and profound friendship.
5, chrysanthemum: standing in the frost, clean and noble, symbolizing seclusion away from the hubbub, not afraid of danger.
6. Liu: Flexible and strong, symbolizing exuberant vitality and a feeling of farewell.
7, red maple: old and particularly red, symbolizing not afraid of difficulties and hardships.
8. Lotus: muddy but not dirty, symbolizing simplicity.
9. Rose: lively and pure, symbolizing youth and love.
10, Spring Festival: the first spring in a year, symbolizing the return of spring to the earth and the revival of everything.