What are the legends and meanings of Lycoris?

1. The flower language and meaning of Lycoris

The flower language of Lycoris radiata is graceful and pure, representing beauty and moving. Its implication is the gentleness of the devil. Among them, the red Lycoris radiata, also known as Lycoris radiata, has the flower language of separation between life and death and never meeting again. Lycoris radiata is a legendary flower that grows on the road to the underworld. When it blooms, its leaves cannot be seen, and when there are leaves, its flowers cannot be seen. The flowers and leaves cannot meet each other in life after life, and its flowers are as bright as blood, which is sad and beautiful.

2. What are the legends of Lycoris?

The most legendary among all the Lycoris radiata is the red Lycoris radiata, which can also be called Lycoris radiata. According to legend, it is the red spider lily that grows on the road to the underworld. It has flowers but no leaves, or leaves but no flowers. When it blooms, the flowers are as bright as blood, which is sad and beautiful. According to legend, the fragrance of the red spider lily has magical powers that can awaken the memories of the dead. It is the guiding flower on the other side of the Wangchuan River, showing the way forward for the dead. It is also the only scenery on the road to the underworld.

At the end of the Yellow Springs Road, there is a river called Wangchuan, and on the river there is a bridge called Naihe Bridge. Every soul that steps onto the Naihe Bridge will drink the Mengpo soup in the hands of Mengpo who is guarding the bridge, forget all the past events of this life, break free from the ties, and enter the reincarnation of the next life. It may also be because in real life, Lycoris radiata mostly grows on field paths, riverbanks or cemeteries, so many people also call it the flower of death.