We often give some special meaning to flowers, but it is usually a flower language. And white clover. That is, clover, but each leaf has a flower language.
Clover, a leaf represents prayer, a leaf represents hope, a leaf represents love, and the last leaf of the most difficult to find clover represents happiness. Legend has it that whoever finds the clover is the luckiest person who can get happiness.
In many western countries (such as Britain and the United States), clover with four leaves stands for luck, because it is considered to be a plant only in the garden of Eden. In some countries, the clubs in playing cards represent the clover of fortune.
If one finds a clover with four leaves, that is, a clover (also known as lucky grass), one will be happy. So in some European countries, people who see clover on the side of the road will almost keep it well and flatten it so that they can give it to others in the future to express their best wishes to their friends.
In Ireland, every year on March 17, St. Patrick's day, everyone wears a clover flower ball. It is said that Saint Patrick once explained the Trinity to the Irish people who advocate freedom with a piece of clover. What Saint Patrick used as a metaphor was clover or bluegrass with yellow flowers. However, clover is a typical symbol inherited by Christianity. It has long been a symbol of the unity of the three priestly levels of Celtic. The vigorous growth of clover also makes it a symbol of vitality. Druid has already given four leaf clover the same meaning as today, that is happiness.
