What does the tattoo on the other side of the river mean?

Farewell, never again. Flowers on the other side, bloom leaves fall, flowers fall, leaves do not meet, life is wrong.

Legend of the other shore flower

A long time ago, the other side of the city edge was covered with large flowers, that is, Manzhu Shahua. There are two fairies guarding the flowers on the other side. One is called Manzhu and the other is called Shahua.

For thousands of years, they have been waiting for the flowers on the other side, but they have never met each other, because when the flowers bloom, they can't see the leaves. With the leaves, they can't see the flowers, and the flowers and leaves don't meet each other. This is wrong. They miss each other madly and are tortured by this pain.

Finally, one day, they decided to meet secretly against God's rules. That year, the safflower of Manzhu Shahua was particularly enchanting and beautiful against the striking green background. It is not surprising that God blames it. Manzhu and Shahua are reincarnated, cursing that they can never be together and suffer on earth from generation to generation.

From then on, Manzhushahua is also known as the flower on the other side, which means the flower in full bloom in the sky. The flower was shaped like a palm that prayed to heaven, but it never appeared in the city again. This kind of flower blooms on a dead end. Every time Manzhu and Shahua are reincarnated in a dead end, they can think of themselves in their previous lives when they smell the flowers on the other side, and then swear not to be separated, and then fall into the cycle of cursing in their next life.

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Huayu across the river

China Flower Language: "Beautiful and pure" stands for beautiful and moving.

Japanese flower language: "sad memories".

Korean flower language: "Miss each other". It also means "the beauty of parting, sadness and death".

Among them, the flowers on the other side of the river are different from those on the other side of the river.

Manzhu Shahua: Endless love, omen of death, call of hell.

Datura flower: endless thoughts, desperate love, gobbledygook.