Hemerocallis is actually a very cultured plant. Its cultural connotation comes from its deep roots with women. It has a very subjective name: Yimen Cao. "Er Ya Xun" said that "day lily is also called Yimen"; "Local Conditions and Customs" said: "Lu Cong, also known as Yinan ... pregnant women with admiration will have children." This is just a beautiful wish, but according to the records of ancient poems, it is still very popular with ancient women. Qian Daxin's Song of Kapok in Qing Dynasty wrote: "Reward a young woman". Whether they like it or not, wearing daylily can always make them beautiful. Hemerocallis also have names, and there are no sad girls. There is a saying in Ji Kang's health theory that "day lily forgets worries". Since people can have children, they can naturally forget their worries. Is there anything that makes an old woman happier than having a baby? In ancient times, my mother's bedroom was called Xuantang, and later Xuantang, probably related to the above statement. As a traditional cultural phenomenon, the custom of young women wearing day lily has been lost, and it is rarely called mother porch, but only occasionally appears in couplets celebrating birthdays in rural areas. In rural areas, there used to be many traditional signs or symbols like day lily, because traditional culture was ruthlessly cleaned up by previous movements, and both the essence and the dross became blurred. "Courtesy does not seek wildness" has been tried and tested by the ancients and has become an outdated truth. Therefore, there are many things that can only be seen on the surface, but can't deeply understand the hidden cultural meaning. This is somewhat regrettable.