Ask for the story of Cupid and Pushe

Hehe, if you want to see ancient Greek and Roman mythological stories, you can go to watch "The Legend of Olympus".

Cupid is the goddess of love in Roman mythology and the son of Venus in Greek mythology.

Pushuk has two older sisters, and his two sisters are not as beautiful as himself, while the two sisters have husbands. And my sister is so beautiful, but she doesn't have a husband. So Park Shuk's father was very anxious, so his father went to the priesthood to ask how to let his youngest daughter marry a husband.

But the news was not good, and then, they asked the youngest daughter to go to Yanqiu, and the person he loved would definitely go to him. As a result, it is not surprising that her husband is actually a little goddess of love.

I have

The 19th-century French academic painter Bougreau's "The Robbery of Psyche".

I found that I could only pass one ** eh. Is this okay?

Cupid has long been known as a symbol of love, and legend has it that he was a mischievous, winged god whose arrows would make young men and women fall in love with each other when their arrows were plunged into their hearts. In ancient Greek mythology, he was the youngest son of Aphrodite, the god of beauty and love. In Roman mythology, his name was Cupid and his mother was Venus.

The legend below tells the love story of Cupid and the mortal maiden Psyche. Legend has it that a king and queen had three beautiful daughters, and the youngest psyche was especially famous for her beauty. Venus was jealous of her and ordered Cupid to punish her.

However, Cupid fell in love with Psyche as soon as he saw her and made her his wife. Psyche lived a prosperous life in the temple, but since she was a mortal, she never saw Cupid's face, and for this, she was depressed. Her two sisters, jealous of her life in the temple, lied to her that Cupid was a demon and encouraged her to peek at him at night.

When she lit an oil lamp and saw Cupid at night, she realized that he was a handsome young man. Cupid was awakened and went away in a rage. The palace and gardens vanished, and Psyche found himself alone in a wilderness.

Psyche searched for her husband everywhere and came to the temple of Venus. In order to destroy her, this goddess of love has assigned her many difficult and dangerous tasks. The final task is to ask her to give Proserpine an empty box and bring back a box of beauty from her.

On the way, a voice has been guiding her on how to get rid of various death threats, and warns her that after retrieving the box, she cannot open it under any circumstances. Psyche overcame all odds and finally completed the task. On the way back, her curiosity drove her to open the box.

What kind of beauty is inside, but the sleeping ghost of hell. It escaped from the box and attached itself to Psyche, leaving her a sleeping corpse.

When Cupid finds Psyche lying frozen on the floor, he grabs the Sleeper from her and puts it back in a box. Cupid forgave her, and Venus forgave her. The gods were moved by her persistent love for Cupid and gave her a bowl of immortality and made her a goddess.

In this way, Psyche and Cupid were finally married.

Cupid ignored her for a long time after misunderstanding Psyche, and didn't even look at her squarely, Psyche was sad, she loved Cupid very much, but she was very timid, and she didn't dare to explain it to Cupid, even if she looked at him secretly, as long as he was happy, she always tried every way to be close to him, in fact, Cupid didn't really hate her, but because her beauty attracted too many wild bees and butterflies, whenever she saw it, she couldn't help but be angry, and then Cupid and Psyche broke up, Psyche is better than death, looking for a short sight, Cupid regretted turning into a person to accompany the reincarnated psyche, always understanding her to take care of her, protect her, love her, and then they got married, they are no longer like before, a cowardly, express their hearts, and live a happy life ever after.

To correct the first floor, the names of the characters in your narrative are not commensurate, you use the names Cupid, Venus and Zeus, and they belong to different myths, Cupid is Cupid, and Venus Venus is a Roman name, their Greek names should be Eros and Aphrodite, and Zeus in the back is a Greek name, and his Roman name should be Jupiter.