Love for flowers

Satyendranath Dutt, known as the magician of rhythm in Bengali literature, heard a short poem in his childhood as an educated Bengali. The first stanza of the eight-line poem:

'If you buy a penny / food in the alliance, you get hungry / If you buy two in the alliance, buy half of it / Flowers, O fan!'

After survival, the greatest need of human beings is to taste beauty, which is actually the food of the mind. The 'Fruit Rice' is available in the market, it satisfies the hunger of the body, after this the last two lines of the poem: People are unnecessarily fascinated by the beauty of nature like flowers, birds, moon, clouds, sky etc. Such unreasonable fascination is beautifully expressed in the song of Atul Prasad, the unforgettable lyricist of Bengal, '... Shital baye asle nishi / Tui ken re hos udasi? / The moon keeps smiling like that in the blue sky.' The moon that always smiles in the sky without caring about people, how many people laugh and cry about it, how many poems. What Rabindranath calls 'excess of necessity' is the culture of the people. For this reason, the people of Guilin Province, China, have no work to eat, the prisons are crowded, the peaks are rising to see a flower ceremony under a peach fruit tree. The incident became international news for the benefit of AFP and BBC. We also informed the readers of Samakal in the illustrated news on Wednesday. However, after reading the news, another truth comes to light. Just as the hunger of the stomach is met with the search for the happiness of the mind, so the economy and trade are involved with the supply of all the ingredients of the hunger of the mind. That trade again provides food for the stomach. The Chinese people did not rush to see the flower without some self-interest involved in the existence of life. Beauty-loving flower-lovers will taste the form and fragrance of flowers without any worries. But when ordinary people come running in groups, there must be some social reason behind it. In China, the peach flower has long been considered a symbol of good fortune and good fortune. That flower blooms in the prison every year. This year may have been more or the news has spread. So the crowd of people. This interest cannot be underestimated. Eternal desire for good and good people. Flowers are intertwined with good and good. The Prophet (peace be upon him) liked flowers. According to the hadith, he used to refer to his two beloved grandchildren Hasan and Hussain (ra) as 'my two fragrant flowers in this world'. Flowers have been valued in all religions. Treatment of flower god worship. One and unique flower to give all kinds of human greetings, to offer love, to give to the beloved. Whatever it was in the old days, now we have to rely on commercial supply to get flowers in industrialized and civilized civilization. The industrialized nations of Europe, America, and Australia did not abandon flowers, but adorned their cities with flowering trees, gardens, and caries. Everyone loves flowers in our country too. But to get flowers you need money, you need hard work. Recently, commercial cultivation of flowers has started in the country and it is increasing. Flowers are being exported. With the focus on income and taste, we hope that in the near future our homes, residential areas, offices of social organizations and cities will laugh at the flower ceremony.