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April, the corn trees in the Imperial Palace Huey When the trees lose their leaves, they emerge with tiny flower clusters that are covered in a delicate pink hue. |
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The corn blossoms usually bloom from around March to May. Each season, the flowers lightly cover the depressed space of the palace grounds, highlighting the ancient beauty inherent in Hue Imperial Palace. |
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According to documents, the bronze corn belonged to a type of "pseudo-flower", one of nine flowers engraved by Ming Dynasty king in Cửu đỉnh symbolizing kingship. |
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This species is widely cultivated inside the Hue Palace. |
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These days, the eye-catching pink of copper corn not only captivates visitors but also adds to its ancient beauty. |
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Many visitors choose to dress up in costumes, capturing the moment amidst the palace's dense spaces, where flowers bloom during the most glorious season of the year. |
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Yuen Vi, a visitor to Hue, shared that it was the first time she had witnessed cornflowers blooming in Hue's Royal Palace. The beauty of both its refinement and antiquity impressed her and made her want to capture many memorable moments. |
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Not only in the Royal Palace of Hue, many corn trees on the banks of the Huang River, dense area near the Silver Spring Bridge, create a poetic space. |
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Master Nguyễn Anh Tuấn, Chairman of the The science. According to the history of Hue, from ancient times, cornflowers were considered a flower with royal characteristics, symbolizing the nobility of emperors. |
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"In order to affirm the venerable position of this plant, King Minh Mạng carved a bronze image of corn on Xianjing, one of the nine large copper peaks located in the Imperial City. In particular, corn is considered as a precious tree, capable of absorbing heavenly flowers, bringing peace and prosperity to the country. When it begins to bloom, clusters of lilies, fragile but create an exquisite beauty that fascinates people", said the master's degree student. |
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