花,在中国高人眼中,已经不是花了。孔子,中国之至圣先师也。在他编选的《诗经》中,桃花被看作以其贤慧而使家业兴旺的美丽女子。屈原,中国最受尊敬的大诗人。中国连同一些受中国文化影响的邻国民众每年都以包粽子、赛龙舟的形式纪念他。在他的长诗《离骚》中,那些兰呀、蕙呀、菊呀、芷呀、芍药呀、马蹄香呀等等香花芳草,都被看作具有高风大德的人。陶渊明,一位志向高远而躬耕田园的隐逸之士。他所描写的理想的和谐社会,以桃花源命名。他酷爱菊花,在那“结庐在人境,而无车马喧”、“采菊东篱下,悠然见南山”的悠然自得的生活中,菊 Flowers, in the eyes of Chinese experts, is not spent. Confucius, China’s most holy teachers also. In his Book of Songs, Peach Blossom is seen as a beautiful woman who thrives on his family business. Qu Yuan, China’s most respected poet. China, along with some neighboring country people affected by Chinese culture, commemorates him every year in the form of package dumplings and dragon boat racing. In his poem “Li Sao”, those Lan Ya, Hui Yeah, Chrysanthemum, Zhizao, Peony, Horseshoe incense and so fragrant grasses, have been seen as a man of high morality and virtue. Tao Yuanming, a secluded person who aspires to lofty but condescending the pastoral field. He described the ideal of a harmonious society, named after the paradise. He loves chrysanthemums, in that “Jie Lu in human environment, without car noise ”, “Picking Ju Dong, leisurely see Nanshan ” leisurely life, chrysanthemum