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In April, I traveled to Caozhou Peony Garden in Heze, located in western Shandong province. This garden is known as one of the world's largest peony nurseries, housing over 1,200 varieties and 800,000 peony plants.

As the daylight began to fade, casting its warm hues across the garden, the flowers took on a breathtaking beauty that I know I will never forget. Despite feeling tired from the journey, I couldn't resist exploring every corner of the garden, fully immersing myself in the intoxicating fragrance of the flowers. The view was simply captivating.

China has a rich history when it comes to cultivating peonies. Just like giant pandas and the Great Wall, peony flowers have come to symbolize China in many ways. With their fluffy blooms and vibrant colors ranging from purple to pink, peonies are considered a symbol of prosperity and noble status. In fact, they were exclusively grown in royal gardens for several dynasties.

During the Tang Dynasty (618-907), poet Liu Yuxi wrote a poem praising the allure of peonies, stating that "Only the peony is qualified to be hailed as the national beauty. It has a sensational charm to captivate the entire capital when it blooms."

Peony flowers not only inspire literary creations, but they have also influenced various aspects of culture and daily life. Even today, you can find peony patterns adorning costumes and furniture.

Admiring a sea of peony blossoms brings joy and relaxation to most people. What's more, every part of the peony plant serves a purpose. Aside from using freshly cut flowers for decoration, the volatile components extracted from the plants have been found to have potential in treating depression. Additionally, peony flowers can be used to make tea and incorporated into various culinary creations.