Blossoming snake is a species of snake in the Serpentidae family. The head is approximately pear-shaped, ochre red, the lips and body are gray, and there are 30-32 large nearly hexagonal reddish-brown stripes in the center of the back, the edges of the stripes are black, and there are a series of stripes between the stripes and on the sides of the body. Smaller spots of the same color. The tail is light red with 11-13 black markings, white ventrally, and black and white checkered spots below the neck and below the tail of the body.  

The body of the brocade snake is scattered with irregular dark blue, or blue Small brown patches, some scale margins are yellow-white or white, and some white flowers are seen on the whole, so they are called white flower snakes. The ventral scales are grayish-white or silver-gray and dark gray in short stripes in the south. The back of the head and the front of the back of the head and the neck are ochre red, and the scales below the tail are ochre red. Distributed in Guangxi and Guangdong in my country, and abroad in Vietnam and other places.