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본문 5과-2
Though seemingly completely destroyed, the following spring, the burnt branches surprisingly blossomed into beautiful flowers. Wu Zetian and many others were amazed that the flowers had come back to life. Afterwards, Wu Zetian declared the peony to be the national flower of the Tang Dynasty. The Chinese have such great appreciation for the peony that over 200 Chinese poets have written more than 500 poems to celebrate it. In German history, the cornflower is associated with the beautiful Louise of Prussia, who was the mother of William, the first Emperor of Germany. It is said that during the battle of Jena and Auerstedt (1806), Queen Louise escaped from Berlin with her two sons. On the way to Koenigsberg, their wagon broke down, and they got off and waited by the road until the damage was repaired. Not wanting her boys to worry about the delay, the queen told them to look at the countless beautiful cornflowers that were growing nearby. "Go," she said, "and gather some of those flowers, and I shall make a crown for you." Excited by their mother's suggestion, the little boys ran off and picked a lot of flowers. The queen then made a crown from the flowers and placed it on the head of her older son. Little William, not to be left out, begged his mother to make one for him, which she did. Before the close of the century, that little boy was crowned Emperor of United Germany. Needless to say, he never forgot his mother making a crown with cornflowers when he was a child.
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