Hibiscus flower, the devil's tenderness. According to legend, the flower that voluntarily threw itself into hell was sent back by the demons, but it still lingered on the road to hell. The demons couldn't bear it, so they agreed to let her bloom on this road to provide guidance and comfort to the souls who left the human world. This flower is called Manzhu Shahua, and the red flower is also called Bianhua, also known as Red Spider Lily. It is said that "there is no grass but no flowers." In Japan, it is called Macha, pronounced Manzhushahua, and the flower language is "separation/sadness/unlucky. The flower blooms for a thousand years and falls for a thousand years. The flowers and leaves will never meet each other. Love is not cause and effect, fate determines life and death."
The flower of the other shore blooms for a thousand years and falls for a thousand years. The flowers and leaves will never see each other. Love is not cause and effect, fate determines life and death.
Flower of the other shore
Flowers bloom on the other side
No leaves can be seen when the flowers are blooming
No flowers visible when there are leaves
Flowers and leaves do not meet each other