A sculpture butterfly stands on the lotus leaf, and a frog stands on the lotus leaf. What does this mean?

The butterfly stops on the lotus leaf, which means: although it is colorful (the lotus leaf is green and the iris is bright), it loves the wrong person (lotus is an aquatic plant, which is not suitable for butterflies' life, and butterflies need to lay eggs on cruciferous plants). The frog also tried his best to destroy the lotus leaf and green water, which was a perfect match.

China has loved lotus since ancient times. As a local religion of Taoism in China, Lotus is naturally one of the symbols of Taoism.

Lotus is inextricably linked with Buddhism. Buddhism believes that the lotus leaves the mud but is not stained, which is very fragrant and clean, indicating that the Buddha and Bodhisattva were born in the troubles of life and death.

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Noble character has always been the theme of poets' singing and painting: lotus.

An essay by Ye Shengtao, a famous writer, comes from Lotus: Ye Shengtao's Album.

This paper describes the scene when a pool of lotus flowers is in full bloom in a summer park, and the feeling that I am immersed in this scene and integrated with the lotus flowers. With rich imagination, the author described the fresh and beautiful lotus flowers, showed the vivid pictures of lotus flowers with different postures and bright colors in the water, and expressed the author's love for nature.

I went to the park in the early morning and smelled a fragrance as soon as I entered the door. I ran quickly to the lotus pond.

Suddenly I feel like a lotus, dressed in white, standing in the sun. A breeze blew, I danced and my white clothes fluttered with the wind. I am not the only one, but also a pool of lotus flowers are dancing. When the wind passed, I stopped dancing and stood there quietly. Dragonflies come and tell me the joy of flying in the morning. Fish swam around at their feet and told me a good dream last night. ...

It took me a long time to remember that I am not a lotus, I am looking at a lotus.