The Meaning Behind The Omnipresent Flower Of "Extraordinary You"

The drama "Extraordinary You" is popular and many are hooked onto the captivating story.

If you are watching the drama, you will have for sure notice the orange flower that keeps on being shown on screen. No doubt that it has a close link with the storyline and SF9‘s RoWoon (as HaRu) & Kim HyeYoon (as Eun DanOh) couple. It appears at important scenes and also in the official posters.

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The flower is called Chinese trumpet vine / Campsis radicans (in Korean 능소화) that has the symbolic meaning of waiting. In the past, it was a flower that could be planted in nobles' houses in Korea.

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