Latest Analysis of the Flower Language and Legends of the Balloon Flower
Anyone who has seen Inuyasha knows that Kikyo is the name of the female protagonist in it. In everyday life, the balloon flower is an ordinary flower, yet it is also a medicinal herb used in traditional Chinese medicine. Among the people, the flower language and legends of the balloon flower have always been passed down, and a thought-provoking story unfolds just like this. Now let us follow the editor and take a look at her legend and flower language.
The Flower Language of the Balloon Flower
The flower language of the balloon flower: sincere and unchanging love.
The Legend of the Balloon Flower
Long ago, in a certain village, there lived a young girl named Kikyo. Kikyo had no parents and lived alone at home. However, there was a young man who came looking for Kikyo every day and said: “Kikyo, when I grow up, I want to marry you,” and “When I grow up, I also want to marry you.” The two made a promise just like that.
A few years later, Kikyo had grown into a beautiful young lady, and the young man had grown into a handsome young fellow, and the two became a couple. But in order to fish, the young man had to take a great ship to a very faraway place. “Kikyo! You must wait for me, I will definitely come back.” Finally the day came for the young man to leave. “Remember, you must come back, I will wait for you, goodbye,” and the young man set off toward the sea, going farther and farther away, while Kikyo wept without stopping.
But the young man whom Kikyo loved still had not returned after ten years, and the more Kikyo looked at the sea, the sadder she became. Therefore, she decided to go to the temple for the time being: “Master, please teach me the method to calm my heart.” “Namo Amitabha, to know these things you must first empty your heart, and not be entangled by the marriage fate in your heart.”
Kikyo resolved to do so, but no matter what, she could not forget that young man, so she always ran to the seaside, and just like that several decades passed. Kikyo had already become an old woman. Looking at the sea, Kikyo thought of the youth who never returned and shed tears. Kikyo's eyes slowly closed, and her body turned into a flower. Later, people called that flower the balloon flower, and the balloon flower gazes at the sea searching for the young man.