Stories about hyacinths, stories about hyacinths

Legend has it that the beautiful boy Jacintos and the sun god Apollo were lovers, and Geoffreys, the god of the west wind, was also fond of Jacintos and was often jealous of him, but Acontos preferred Apollo and often played with him. One day, while they were happily throwing discus throws on the prairie, they happened to be spotted by Jeffreys, who was hiding in the bushes, and felt very uncomfortable and wanted to play a trick on them.

When Apollo threw the discus throw at Jacintos, the jealous god of the west wind blew hard and struck the heavy discus on Jacintos's forehead, causing a pillar of blood to flow from the boy to death.

Apollo panicked, and with a heartache, he hugged his lover who had lost his breath, "Alas! Alas! He sighed as he saw blood gushing out of Jacintos' wounds, falling to the ground and into the grass.

Soon after, clusters of purple flowers bloomed among the grasses, and Apollo named them in honor of Jacintos, which is literally translated as "hyacinth". The purple hyacinth has since been considered by later generations to be the spokesperson of "jealousy".

The Greek word ai is synonymous with aei (meaning "forever"), so hyacinth also symbolizes "eternal remembrance", and Europeans and Americans often carve hyacinths on the tombstones of their relatives to show "eternal remembrance".

Colored hyacinths cursed.

In early spring, March is the season when hyacinths are in full bloom. There is a Greek myth about hyacinths that the sun god Apai Polo fell in love with Fiacinth, but aroused the jealousy of Sophio, the god of the west wind, and reduced them to this flower. Since then, hyacinths have become a token of the festival between couples.

Hyacinth's flower language is "firm and watchful", perhaps, this is the eternal commentary on love.

Europeans have a special affection for hyacinths. Venus, the goddess of beauty and love, likes to collect the dew attached to the hyacinth petals to make the skin more beautiful and smooth. In the UK, the cracked blue hyacinth has always been an indispensable symbol of the bride's purity and happiness in the wedding bouquet or ornamentation.

Flower language: morality.

The romantic flower hyacinth actually stems from jealousy. In Greek mythology, there is a legend about hyacinths: hyacinth, originally known as hyacinth, came from the Greek beautiful boy Jacintos.

He was the favorite friend of the sun god Apollo, and he took him with him when he went to play, so Zefenus of Zephyris was jealous. Apollo threw the hoop with him and threw it high and far. He ran excitedly to catch the falling hoop, but the west wind took the opportunity to blow the hoop in a crooked course, causing the hoop to hit him on the forehead from the ground.

Blood flowed continuously, and Apollo failed to stop death. Fragrant flowers bloomed in the pool of blood. Grief-stricken, Apollo used an arrow to engrave the Greek word for "sorrow" on the petals.

Every spring, the fragrance of hyacinths wafts across the earth, allowing people to relive and remember the story of the beautiful life that killed the beautiful life out of jealousy, and express their sad feelings for all the beautiful lives in the world that were killed by the jealous.

In early spring, March is the season when hyacinths are in full bloom. There is a Greek myth about hyacinths that the sun god Apollo fell in love with Fiacinth, but provoked the jealousy of Sophio, the god of the west wind, and reduced them to this flower. Since then, hyacinths have become a token of the festival between couples.

Hyacinth's flower language is "firm and watchful", perhaps, this is the eternal commentary on love.

Europeans have a special affection for hyacinths. Venus, the goddess of beauty and love, likes to collect the dew attached to the hyacinth petals to make the skin more beautiful and smooth. In the United Kingdom, blue hyacinths have always been an indispensable symbol of the bride's purity and happiness in the wedding bouquet or ornamentation.

Flower language: morality.

Hyacinth, a perennial herbaceous plant in the genus Hyacinthaceae, has a bulb. Originally belonging to the liliaceae, it has now been promoted to a new type genus of the hyacinth family, and hyacinths have also been changed from the original lilies to the newly established asparagus. Its flowers are rich in color, there are red, blue, white, yellow, purple and other colors, the cultivation method is mainly propagated by dividing the ball, after a long time of hybridization and propagation cultivation, hyacinth gradually produced some special double-petaled varieties.

Xinzi buries the heart, and its flower language is: sad love, eternal nostalgia, etc. It is a common species of hydroponic flowering tree.