The Legend of Pink Apple

The apple represents love because Adam and Eve recorded in the Bible ate the forbidden fruit. When Adam ate, God came. So Adam swiftly swallowed, but he squatted in his throat. So later the man's throat was caused by eating apples. But there are myths that half of Apple is a man, half a woman, and so is the circle. We are all looking for the other half of life. So we said that the apple with pink crystal can help us find the other half of fate.

The legend of Greek mythology in the Golden Apple. How much love does not love Jiangshan taste. The Greek legendary Argos hero Peleus and Thetis, the daughter of Neptune Aegean, held a wedding. They invited the gods of the Olympus to participate in the magpies. I do not know whether they were intentional or unintentionally, but they did not invite Eris, the goddess in charge of the dispute. The goddess became angry and decided to make discord on this magpie. So she did not invite herself, and quietly put a golden apple on the banquet, engraved with "belonging to the most beautiful." Hera, the goddess of wisdom Athena, and Aphrodite, the god of love and beauty, all thought that the most beautiful and deserved apple was the most beautiful person. They struggled to meet Zeus, the father of the gods. However, due to the fact that Zeus was unwilling to favour either side, Zeus wanted them to go to Troy's prince Paris to judge. The three goddesses were awarded gold apples, and their private license Paris had some advantages: Hera Xu gave him the ability to rule the country and master the rich treasures; Athena promised him the honor of civil and military talent and victory; Aphrodite. Let him be the husband of the most beautiful woman in the world. The young Paris chose the latter between precious, honorable and beautiful, and awarded Golden Apple to Aphrodite, the god of love and beauty. For this reason, Hera and Athena hated Parris and jointly hated the entire Trojan. Later, in order to fulfill his promise, Aphrodite helped Paris abandon the queen of the Sparta Menelaus, the imperious beauty Helen, and thus caused the decade-long Trojan War.