Chinese Daffodil
Chinese daffodil (水仙花), also known as Chinese sacred lilies, narcissi, are one of the most auspicious flowers around that symbolize good luck and fortune according to Chinese culture. They have a well-formed flower with a tidy white perianth and a deep yellow cup. Five to ten flowers open on each stem. They have a subtle honey fragrance when blossoming at New Years’ time. They are a traditional part of the celebration of the Chinese New Year.
If you happen to be in the Hong Kong Park this week, you probably can spot Red-base Jezebels fluttering around these Chinese daffodils that are potted in the water pond. Though this medium size species can be seen all year round in Hong Kong, Red-base Jezebel are more often seen in the winter.
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