The safflower sheep's foot nail was first discovered in Hong Kong, China in 1880. Generally known as "Bauhinia", or Bauhinia flower. The safflower sheep's foot nail is a vine in the legume family.
Because the safflower sheep's foot nail is very suitable for growing in South China and Hong Kong, there are many bauhinia in Hong Kong, it can be said that it is everywhere, and the redbud flower is very beautiful.
Bauhinia trees are like this, Hong Kong people love bauhinia flowers very much.
The national flag of China, the five-star red flag, the regional flag of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (Bauhinia Flag of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region).
In 1965, the safflower sheep's foot nail was officially designated as the Hong Kong city flower, and on April 4, 1990, it was stipulated as the regional flag and emblem by the Basic Law of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
The safflower sheep's foot nail is called "Bauhinia" in Hong Kong and Taiwan, China, and the Hong Kong currency is used as the safflower sheep's foot nail. This is 20 Hong Kong dollars.
On 1 July 1997, the Central Government presented the Bauhinia sculpture to Hong Kong to celebrate the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
Victoria Bay Hong Kong - Bauhinia Sculpture, a 6-meter-high bronze statue with the name "Bauhinia Flowers in Bloom Forever".
The Bauhinia sculpture, tall and brilliant, symbolizes Hong Kong's eternal prosperity. Tourists who go to Hong Kong, leave photos that will not be forgotten here.