Rose is native to China and has a long history of cultivation. In plant taxonomy, it is a shrub (Rosa rugosa) of the genus Rosa of the Rosaceae family. In daily life, it is the collective name for a series of cultivated varieties of the genus Rosa with large and showy flowers. These cultivated varieties can also be called roses or roses. Rose fruits are edible, sugar-free and rich in vitamin C. They are often used in herbal tea, jam, jelly, juice and bread, as well as Swedish soup (Nyponsoppa) and honey wine (Rhodomel). Roses have long symbolized beauty and love. The ancient Greek and Roman people used roses to symbolize their goddesses of love, Aphrodite and Venus. In Greek mythology, roses are masterpieces created by Zeus to show off their abilities to the gods.
