In Chinese culture, pomegranates are endowed with symbolic meanings such as auspiciousness, reunion, festivity, prosperity, harmony, love, many children and many blessings, golden and jade full halls, talent, longevity, and ward off evil spirits. Pomegranate tree

In Chinese culture, pomegranates are endowed with symbolic meanings such as auspiciousness, reunion, festivity, prosperity, harmony, love, many children and many blessings, golden and jade full halls, talent, longevity, and ward off evil spirits.

　　Pomegranate trees have delicate branches, safflowers win the fire, fine green leaves, fruitful fruits, rich grains, crystal clear, sweet taste. Since the introduction of the Han Dynasty, into the literati inker chanting, or the allusion of the object or the fusion of scenes, the pomegranate imagery has pinned on the complex emotions of poets and scribes, and there have been excellent works throughout the ages.