[EN] Press release: Hyunjin and Choerry's concept photo descriptions
The press release describes the flowers as:
Hyunjin: forget-me-not
Choerry: pink cosmos
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The press release describes the flowers as:
Hyunjin: forget-me-not
Choerry: pink cosmos
slist.kr/news/articleVi…
Image description:
Hyunjin holds 물망초 (EN: "forget-me-not"), a flower which means "don't forget me," with a sentimental charm. In a white onepiece dress she looks into the camera with a wistful gaze, showing off extreme innocence
Hyunjin holds 물망초 (EN: "forget-me-not"), a flower which means "don't forget me," with a sentimental charm. In a white onepiece dress she looks into the camera with a wistful gaze, showing off extreme innocence
Image description:
Holding a bundle of pink cosmos (핑크 코스모스)flowers, Choerry creates a dream-like atmosphere, a fairy-like pure and mysterious vibe is made while she forms a lovely smile, which instills curiosity
Holding a bundle of pink cosmos (핑크 코스모스)flowers, Choerry creates a dream-like atmosphere, a fairy-like pure and mysterious vibe is made while she forms a lovely smile, which instills curiosity
Can't find an entry for cosmos in the natl. garden source I used before
Other sources say:
Cosmos: Harmony, order (Greek: kosmos + their philosophy that the universe was in perfectly order, as opposed to in chaos)
Pink cosmos: motherly love; innocent/delicate love; hugs, kisses
Other sources say:
Cosmos: Harmony, order (Greek: kosmos + their philosophy that the universe was in perfectly order, as opposed to in chaos)
Pink cosmos: motherly love; innocent/delicate love; hugs, kisses
Amusingly there are many legends about how the forget-me-not was named. In one version, the biblical Adam names the flower:
While still in the Garden of Eden, Adam walks around, wondering if the flowers are happy after he finishes giving them their names, like "tulip" and so on.
While still in the Garden of Eden, Adam walks around, wondering if the flowers are happy after he finishes giving them their names, like "tulip" and so on.
As Adam walked around, a flower approached him and asked, "what is my name?" Adam lamented that he could possibly forget such a pretty flower and, determined to never forget, name it "forget-me-not."
src: Suncheon Bay National Garden, birthflower meanings scbay.suncheon.go.kr/garden/0005/00…
src: Suncheon Bay National Garden, birthflower meanings scbay.suncheon.go.kr/garden/0005/00…
Bunch of stories/versions, don't know which one or which meaning they thought of when picking
For instance here (img below) it's not Adam but God that names a flower that forgot its name, but as mentioned, many stories about it, so interpret that however you'd like, I guess
For instance here (img below) it's not Adam but God that names a flower that forgot its name, but as mentioned, many stories about it, so interpret that however you'd like, I guess
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