The Lupine is native to southern Europe, in recent years, horticulture has cultivated colorful new varieties such as pink, purple and white. Every year from the end of February to March, yellowish Lupines are in full bloom among the tea trees, becoming little dots of stars among the tea gardens. Lupine provides the best nutrients for the land after it withers, just like the Hakka mother’s dedication and inheritance to the family, and is regarded as the “Hakka mother flower.”