Legend has it that a long time ago, a fish told a girl that if she wanted to visit him often and let him see her eyes, he could give her a jar of water. Of course, that's just an excuse. The fish's heart is as spotless as hers. Therefore, the girl will meet the fish every morning, and the fish will fulfill its promise. Every day, my family kept asking about the origin of the water, but the girl just laughed and didn't answer.
Although we face each other across the water, our mood is the same. On the third day, the girl found herself in love with fish. In the morning fog, this feeling is almost unreal. Finally, the fish told the girl that he wanted her to be his wife, and the girl agreed affectionately. So the fish came out of the river and hugged the girl on the shore. So they got married.
Finally, one day, people in the village saw their meeting. They think fish use black magic on girls. So they locked the girl up and came to the river with knives, forks and spears. Call out the fish and threaten him with his wife. As soon as he appeared, they laid hands on him and the fish died in despair. Then, people carried the dead fish and returned home in triumph. They threw the dead fish at the girl's feet.
She fantasized that he would wake up. But that would only break her heart. So she picked up the cold fish and walked to the river. If time can't heal the pain, then death is always possible. In this way, they died in people's eyes of surprise and doubt. However, their children have multiplied in the water for generations, and that is today's water lily.
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Water lilies are also divided by color, including red water lilies, blue water lilies, purple water lilies and white water lilies. White water lilies are very common in China, and their flowers usually bloom from midnight (morning 1 o'clock) to noon (noon 12) every day. It will gradually close after noon 12, so it is called "Meridian Lotus".
Water lily is the national flower of Thailand, Bangladesh, India and Cambodia. In ancient Greece and Rome, water lilies, like the lotus flowers in China, were regarded as the embodiment of holiness and beauty and were often sacrificed to goddesses. In the New Testament, there is also a saying that "sacred objects emerge from the mud without being stained", and water lilies have the function of making money and receiving blessings in geomantic omen.