There is a legend in ancient Greece--
Naya, the youngest daughter of the God, longs for human love. He broke his promise to his father and quietly came to the world. Two hundred meters in the air, looking down, at a thirty-degree angle, she saw her destined lover. The love between the two was abandoned by the divine and mortal worlds. The Son of God was ordered to capture Naya. At the same height, from the same perspective, the two looked at each other from a distance. The unforgettable love moved the son of God. He cast a spell at that height and from that perspective. No one could disturb his beloved Naya. Naya returned to the world with her brother's blessing. The two finally stayed together.
Naya's love is recited by people. The height of two hundred meters and the angle of thirty degrees have become the patron saint of love.