
The Flower Whose Fragrance Travels “Ten Thousand Li” What Is Its Story?
“Osmanthus”, a tiny flower that holds thousands of years of history.

When talking about herbs and fragrant flowers in Chinese culture, “Osmanthus” or 桂花 (Guìhuā) is one of the most highly valued flowers.
This small, golden-yellow flower is native to China and has been used for more than a thousand years in traditional medicine, food, tea, and the refined culture of Chinese dynasties.
Ancient Chinese people believed that the fragrance of Osmanthus was a symbol of warmth, love, and longing.
In the past, Osmanthus was often planted in palaces, temples, and the homes of nobles, as it was believed to be an auspicious flower symbolizing honor, success, and prosperity.
Beyond its distinctive fragrance, Osmanthus has also been used as a Chinese herbal remedy for a long time.

Helps promote relaxation

Supports the body

Helps reduce phlegm

Helps soothe the throat

Commonly used to make tea and desserts
Its fragrance is sweet, delicate, warm, and long-lasting, earning it the nickname:
“The flower whose fragrance travels ten thousand li.”
Although it is only a small flower, it holds within it a wealth of history, culture, and memories of generations of people.