This piece of jade looks like abdominal muscles. It is a good gift for anyone.

That’s right, the jade that looks like abdominal muscles is jade leaves, which is the most common subject matter in jade carvings and is also one of the most popular types of jade.

In traditional Chinese culture, there are many symbolic meanings derived from "leaves". Because of these beautiful and rich meanings, no matter who you give jade leaves to, you can always find a blessing for them.

For girls and besties: Golden Branches and Jade Leaves

In ancient times, people described the daughters of kings, princes and generals as golden branches and jade leaves, which not only implied noble status, but also reflected a woman's gentleness and knowledge. Giving jade leaves to female best friends was a blessing that went without saying.

When giving jade leaves to young women, the style should be small and lively, the color should be lighter, and the water content should be sufficient. This can bring out the girl's cute and smart temperament. If it is a gift for a working woman, the color of the jade leaves should be darker, and full green jade is best, which can show her aura.

We often think that boys are as graceful and beautiful as jade trees. Giving boys emerald leaves is a way to praise their handsome appearance and noble character.

When giving jade leaves to boys, you should follow the principle of simplicity and generosity. There is no need for too much decoration and modification, so as to highlight the masculine and upright spirit of the man.

"Ye" is homophonic to "Ye", and jade leaves symbolize great success. Giving them to businessmen or entrepreneurs can wish them success in their careers and promotion.

German philosopher Leibniz once said, "There are no two leaves in the world that are exactly the same", so every leaf is unique, symbolizing the loyalty of love. Giving jade to your lover is a romantic love talk and a vow of love.

Lush branches and leaves imply the prosperity of descendants. If you have friends who are getting married, the meaning of "spreading branches and leaves" is very obvious. There is also another kind of jade lotus leaf. "He" is homophonic to "He", which means a happy marriage for a hundred years, and is a blessing for the newlyweds to have long-lasting happiness.

With this emerald leaf, don’t you think it’s easy to give gifts to others?

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