Osmanthus Interdite Parfum d'Empire 2007

I don't quite understand why I was handed a 10ml sample of this when purchasing another fragrance, especially since this creation from Parfum d'Empire is said to have long since passed away, but now I have a small amount that I can make do with for a while. However, I can understand the intention of the perfume seller: He wants to do something good for me.
And he has succeeded.
At least Osmanthus Interdite comes at just the right time - now, as the world is reorganizing itself, my nose is thirsty for new experiences, the weather has been so nice for weeks that I am developing a fear of the "big end," and I am generally decluttering in a Feng Shui manner, in every respect.
"Strong," selfish scents would be counterproductive right now. I warmly welcome charming, almost Japanese-like fragrances!
But why is the Osmanthus "Interdite" - forbidden? (I shouldn't always try to deduce the scent from the name and vice versa.) In any case, I smell only positives: Green tea, many, many flowers, sometimes spring-fresh, then slightly more sultry, rosy, jasmine-like.
Overall, however, very soft and reserved. Nothing here pricks, nothing is intrusive, a note like paper further enhances my Asian associations; do I also smell rice?
Not creamy, not powdery, but rather refreshing and invigorating, like morning dew.
Young day, what do you bring me?