Legend has it that there were two people whose names were Pi and An, and God decreed that the two of them should never see each other.

They cherished each other and admired each other, and finally one day, they met secretly in defiance of the rules of heaven.

After they met, he found that Shore was a beautiful woman, and Shore also found that he was a handsome and dashing young man.

The result was doomed, because of the violation of the rules of heaven, the relationship was finally ruthlessly stifled. Heaven sent down a punishment and gave the two of them a vicious curse, since they wanted to have a private meeting regardless of the rules of heaven, they let them become the flowers and leaves of a flower, but this flower is very peculiar, there are flowers without leaves, leaves without flowers, life and life, flowers and leaves are wrong.

Legend has it that after countless reincarnations, one day the Buddha came here, and saw a flower on the ground with extraordinary temperament, and the flower on the other side of the demon was as red as fire, and the Buddha came to it to look carefully, and saw the mystery at a glance.

The Buddha was neither sad nor angry, but he suddenly looked up to the sky and laughed three times, and reached out to pull the flower out of the ground. The Buddha put the flower in his hand and said with emotion: "In the previous life, you couldn't see each other, after countless reincarnations, you can't stay in love, the so-called division and union is just fate and fate, you have the curse of heaven, so that you are destined but not dispersed, and you are not divided, I can't help you unravel this vicious spell, so I will take you to the other side, let you bloom all over the wilderness."

On the way to the other side, the Buddha passed by the Santu River in the underworld, and accidentally wet his clothes by the river, and the red flower that the Buddha carried was placed there.

When the Buddha came to the other side and untied the flowers wrapped in his clothes and looked at them again, he found that the fiery red flowers had become pure white, and the Buddha pondered for a moment and laughed loudly: Great joy is not as good as great sorrow, remembering is better than forgetting, right and wrong, how can you tell it, good flowers, good flowers. The Buddha planted this flower on the other side and called it a mandala flower, and because it was on the other side, he called it the flower of the other side.

But the Buddha didn't know that he was on the Santu River, and all the red was dripped into the river by the fading flowers of the river, and he wailed all day long, which made people feel sad, and the Bodhisattva of the Earth was very powerful, and when he learned that the mandala Hua had been born, he came to the river, took out a seed and threw it into the river, and after a while, a flower that was more red than before grew out of the water.

Jizo took it in his hand and sighed: You have escaped and are at ease, why do you leave this boundless hatred in the already boundless hell of the sea of suffering? I will ask you to be a guide messenger and guide them to samsara, just remember your color, there is already a mandala on the other side, so let's call you Manju Sahua.

Since then, there have been two completely different flowers on the other side of the world, one grows on the other side and the other is born on the side of the Santu River. Life and life, forever and forever.

The man in white slowly walked to the edge of the pond with the flower and slowly threw it in.

I saw that the originally withered Manzhu Sawa actually began to absorb the water in the pond, and in the blink of an eye, a pure white delicate flower bloomed throughout the pond.

"Ah, it's so beautiful!"

Looking at the bouquet of blooming white flowers in front of me, I sighed from the bottom of my heart.

Wait, Manju Sawa shouldn't be red, why is the resurrected one in front of me white?

Just when I was puzzled, the man in white on the side said with a smile on his lips.

"This plant is called Mandala Hua, and it represents new life and hope!"