The origin of the dove of peace and the meaning of the dove of peace?

The Old Testament Book of Genesis records that after the ancient flood, Noah released a dove from the ark and asked it to find out whether the flood had receded. Noah knew that the flood had begun to recede, and that peace was coming. When the flood waters receded, a valley full of green trees and a quiet path with flowers appeared to all living beings in the world.

Since then, people have used doves and olive branches to symbolize peace.

Picasso's contribution to the adoption of the dove as a symbol of world peace and recognition throughout the world is to blame. In 1940, when the fascist bandits led by Hitler captured the French capital Paris, Picasso was sitting in his studio in a dull mood, when someone knocked on the door, and it was the neighbor Mish, who saw the old man holding a bloody pigeon and telling Picasso a tragic story. It turned out that the grandson of the old man had a flock of pigeons, and he often used a bamboo pole tied with a strip of white cloth as a signal to attract pigeons.

When he learned that his father had died in the defense of Paris, hatred burned in his young heart. He thought that the strips of white cloth meant surrender to the enemy, so he switched to red strips of cloth to attract pigeons. The conspicuous strip of red cloth was discovered by Deko, and the inhumane fascist bandits threw him downstairs and died in the streets, killing all the pigeons in the pigeon cage with bayonets.

At this point, the old man said to Picasso: "Sir, I beg you to draw me a pigeon in memory of my grandson, who was murdered by the fascists." Picasso, with a sense of grief and indignation, then drew a flying dove – the prototype of the "dove of peace".

In November 1950, to commemorate the World Peace Conference held in Warsaw, Picasso happily drew a flying pigeon with an olive branch. The famous Chilean poet Neruda called it the "dove of peace", and from this it was officially recognized as a symbol of peace.

The dove of peace means that two people have made an appointment in advance to go together**, but when the time is about to come, they all say that they can't go to the appointment because of something, because one party cancels the agreement, and the other party is called the pigeon, but when two people have something together, both parties don't need to have any guilt, as long as they make an appointment another day.

The use of the dove as a symbol of world peace began with Picasso. In 1940, the fascists occupied Paris, France, when Picasso was in his studio, when an old man knocked on the door, the old man held a bloody pigeon, and told Picasso a tragic story, it turned out that the old man's grandson raised a flock of pigeons, but was killed by the fascists, and even the old man's grandson was poisoned.

The old man asked Picasso to draw a dove in honor of his grandson, so Picasso drew a flying dove, which was the prototype of the "dove of peace". In November 1950, to commemorate the World Peace Conference, Picasso drew a flying pigeon with an olive branch, which the famous poet Neruda called "dove of peace", so the dove was officially recognized as a symbol of peace.

Since the dove of peace is a symbol of peace, friendship, unity and holiness, it is housed in many cities and squares around the world.

In Brussels, Belgium, statues of women still stand, holding a dove and flowers in both hands to welcome visitors. Let people remember the misfortunes of war, cherish peace, and love life. As messengers of peace, the dove is also one of the indispensable roles in the world's great prosperity.

At the opening ceremonies of the Asian Games held in China in 1990 and the 25th Olympic Games in Barcelona in 1992, tens of thousands of beautiful pigeons flew into the sky, symbolizing the good wishes of the people of our country and the world for peace, friendship and unity.

Summary. Doves of peace refer to people who work hard to promote peace and friendly relations, including diplomats, peace workers, volunteers, humanitarian workers, etc.

Doves of peace refer to people who work hard to promote peace and friendly relations, including diplomats, peace workers, volunteers, humanitarian workers, etc.

Can you elaborate on that a little bit more?

The term "dove of peace" originated in the Italian Renaissance. At that time, in the Bible, Noah's ark released a dove, and this dove carried the cherry blossom with the olive branch, which symbolizes the sacred of God, a new branch that symbolizes the tree of human life, and becomes a symbol of the peace agreement between mankind and God. As a result, the "dove of peace" has become a totemic remnant of people and organizations around the world who seek peace.

Generally speaking, the "dove of peace" refers to those who pursue pacifism and world peace, and they are usually different from those who seek war, but advocate solving problems through peaceful means, building a harmonious society, and alleviating social conflicts.

Noah's Ark ......Flood ......The pigeons ......Land.