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I used the patterns of “chrysanthemum” and “jasmine” to create my work. The themes are "tea" and "Chinese medicine", and mainly revolve around the close relationship between the two kinds of flowers.In the first picture, I used “chrysanthemum tea” and "jasmine tea” as the theme and added flowers to embellish it. In the second picture, I used the Chinese medicine form of both. In the third picture, I added the form of powder. In the fourth picture, I connected the two flowers with the flow of tea to imply the relationship between them. In addition to the connection between flowers and Chinese medicine, they are also "the health guardians of nature”. Each has different health effects. Both are good helpers for clearing heat and detoxification. It can be said that in terms of health, both are not giving in to each other. They are also deeply loved by Chinese people.

I used the patterns of “chrysanthemum” and “jasmine” to create my work. The themes are "tea" and "Chinese medicine", and mainly revolve around the close relationship between the two kinds of flowers.In the first picture, I used “chrysanthemum tea” and "jasmine tea” as the theme and added flowers to embellish it. In the second picture, I used the Chinese medicine form of both. In the third picture, I added the form of powder. In the fourth picture, I connected the two flowers with the flow of tea to imply the relationship between them. In addition to the connection between flowers and Chinese medicine, they are also "the health guardians of nature”. Each has different health effects. Both are good helpers for clearing heat and detoxification. It can be said that in terms of health, both are not giving in to each other. They are also deeply loved by Chinese people.

I used the patterns of “chrysanthemum” and “jasmine” to create my work. The themes are "tea" and "Chinese medicine", and mainly revolve around the close relationship between the two kinds of flowers.In the first picture, I used “chrysanthemum tea” and "jasmine tea” as the theme and added flowers to embellish it. In the second picture, I used the Chinese medicine form of both. In the third picture, I added the form of powder. In the fourth picture, I connected the two flowers with the flow of tea to imply the relationship between them. In addition to the connection between flowers and Chinese medicine, they are also "the health guardians of nature”. Each has different health effects. Both are good helpers for clearing heat and detoxification. It can be said that in terms of health, both are not giving in to each other. They are also deeply loved by Chinese people.

I used the patterns of “chrysanthemum” and “jasmine” to create my work. The themes are "tea" and "Chinese medicine", and mainly revolve around the close relationship between the two kinds of flowers.In the first picture, I used “chrysanthemum tea” and "jasmine tea” as the theme and added flowers to embellish it. In the second picture, I used the Chinese medicine form of both. In the third picture, I added the form of powder. In the fourth picture, I connected the two flowers with the flow of tea to imply the relationship between them. In addition to the connection between flowers and Chinese medicine, they are also "the health guardians of nature”. Each has different health effects. Both are good helpers for clearing heat and detoxification. It can be said that in terms of health, both are not giving in to each other. They are also deeply loved by Chinese people.

I used the patterns of “chrysanthemum” and “jasmine” to create my work. The themes are "tea" and "Chinese medicine", and mainly revolve around the close relationship between the two kinds of flowers.In the first picture, I used “chrysanthemum tea” and "jasmine tea” as the theme and added flowers to embellish it. In the second picture, I used the Chinese medicine form of both. In the third picture, I added the form of powder. In the fourth picture, I connected the two flowers with the flow of tea to imply the relationship between them. In addition to the connection between flowers and Chinese medicine, they are also "the health guardians of nature”. Each has different health effects. Both are good helpers for clearing heat and detoxification. It can be said that in terms of health, both are not giving in to each other. They are also deeply loved by Chinese people.

I used the patterns of “chrysanthemum” and “jasmine” to create my work. The themes are "tea" and "Chinese medicine", and mainly revolve around the close relationship between the two kinds of flowers.In the first picture, I used “chrysanthemum tea” and "jasmine tea” as the theme and added flowers to embellish it. In the second picture, I used the Chinese medicine form of both. In the third picture, I added the form of powder. In the fourth picture, I connected the two flowers with the flow of tea to imply the relationship between them. In addition to the connection between flowers and Chinese medicine, they are also "the health guardians of nature”. Each has different health effects. Both are good helpers for clearing heat and detoxification. It can be said that in terms of health, both are not giving in to each other. They are also deeply loved by Chinese people.

I used the patterns of “chrysanthemum” and “jasmine” to create my work. The themes are "tea" and "Chinese medicine", and mainly revolve around the close relationship between the two kinds of flowers.In the first picture, I used “chrysanthemum tea” and "jasmine tea” as the theme and added flowers to embellish it. In the second picture, I used the Chinese medicine form of both. In the third picture, I added the form of powder. In the fourth picture, I connected the two flowers with the flow of tea to imply the relationship between them. In addition to the connection between flowers and Chinese medicine, they are also "the health guardians of nature”. Each has different health effects. Both are good helpers for clearing heat and detoxification. It can be said that in terms of health, both are not giving in to each other. They are also deeply loved by Chinese people.

I used the patterns of “chrysanthemum” and “jasmine” to create my work. The themes are "tea" and "Chinese medicine", and mainly revolve around the close relationship between the two kinds of flowers.In the first picture, I used “chrysanthemum tea” and "jasmine tea” as the theme and added flowers to embellish it. In the second picture, I used the Chinese medicine form of both. In the third picture, I added the form of powder. In the fourth picture, I connected the two flowers with the flow of tea to imply the relationship between them. In addition to the connection between flowers and Chinese medicine, they are also "the health guardians of nature”. Each has different health effects. Both are good helpers for clearing heat and detoxification. It can be said that in terms of health, both are not giving in to each other. They are also deeply loved by Chinese people.

In English, 車前 is known as plantain herb (scientifically Plantago asiatica or Plantago major). It is a common plant with medicinal properties, often used in traditional Chinese medicine. The name 芣苢 is an alternative or poetic name for this herb.

In a time of peace, married women gathered plantain herbs together. The Buddha’s hand symbolized their hands as they plucked the herbs, blending spirituality with nature.

Women ate plantain to aid pregnancy and childbirth, storing it for future use. Surrealist art showed an embryo blooming inside the fruit, symbolizing life and hope for sons.

After gathering plantain, it was made into traditional medicine. Surrealism captured the fluid, dynamic essence of the healing herbs in motion.

During the peaceful reigns of Zhou kings, women sang this song while working. A peace lock symbolized the era’s stability and abundance.

In English, 車前 is known as plantain herb (scientifically Plantago asiatica or Plantago major). It is a common plant with medicinal properties, often used in traditional Chinese medicine. The name 芣苢 is an alternative or poetic name for this herb.

In a time of peace, married women gathered plantain herbs together. The Buddha’s hand symbolized their hands as they plucked the herbs, blending spirituality with nature.

Women ate plantain to aid pregnancy and childbirth, storing it for future use. Surrealist art showed an embryo blooming inside the fruit, symbolizing life and hope for sons.

After gathering plantain, it was made into traditional medicine. Surrealism captured the fluid, dynamic essence of the healing herbs in motion.

During the peaceful reigns of Zhou kings, women sang this song while working. A peace lock symbolized the era’s stability and abundance.