天女散花
“Heaven Nvu Scatter Flowers” is an ancient Chinese allusion, as well as an idiom and legend.
Based on this allusion, many Peking Opera, Huangmei Opera and murals have been derived.
The word “Heaven Nvu Scatter Flowers” originally comes from a story in the Buddhist Vimalakirti Sutra.
The story is about a fairy who scattered her flowers to try the Bodhisattva and hear the teachings of her disciple. The flowers fell on the Bodhisattva, and the flowers did not fall on the disciple when she arrived.
The implication is that the scenery of heaven and earth scattered flowers is like the appearance of the snow flying all over the sky.
And beckoned for Tiannv scattered flowers, flowers to the earth, with flowers to embellish between the mountains and grass trees.
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