There is a record in the Book of Searching for God (Volume 11) written by Gambao and Han's wife: In ancient Song Dynasty, there was a doctor named Han, and his wife was very beautiful. Song Kangwang took her away. Hatred, the king was imprisoned. Suicide. The wife soiled her clothes. The king went on stage with him, fell off the stage, took it from left to right, and died naked. The suicide note reads: I would like to return my body to Han and bury it together. The king was angry, and the second burial place was opposite. After nightfall, the second burial place of Zimu suddenly appeared, with its roots below and branches attached to it. There are birds, such as mandarin ducks, males and females, constantly inhabiting their trees, and their voices are touching. This is the earliest myth about Yuanyang, which shows Yuanyang's position in the eyes of China people and is the embodiment of faithful and pure love in China's literary works. For example, the ancient meaning of Chang 'an written by Lu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "I would rather be a mandarin duck than an immortal.
It can be said that gold has become a cultural symbol from the beginning.
So it is not surprising that there are sculptures and paintings of Yuanyang playing in water.