Paella

The TV series adapted from Qiong Yao's love novel was once all the rage, making people cry to death and live. Nowadays, the bridge section is often made into a small video, used to ridicule, the dog blood pouring, which is ridiculous. Society and people's hearts are developing, and Lin Xin at that time, such as Zhao Weigu Juji Su Youpeng, was also a young and astringent life, and the general environment made it inevitable that he would be stupid, and it would be liberating to think about it.

A few days ago, I saw someone on Douyin ridiculing yiping (Zhao Wei) jumping into the river in "Love Deep rain and rain", messy hair in the wind and always full recitation: I was originally a hedgehog, the thorn is my weapon, but also the condition of my survival...

This drama is 20 years old, and I was ruthless at that time and even more unintentional. The only thing that interests me is that Yi Ping calls herself a "hedgehog" to "retrieve her own thorns". You know, the hedgehog's thorn only has a passive defense function, and does not need to be an active offensive weapon. The one who really put up long thorns to fill the enemy with needles was a porcupine. So strictly speaking, when Lu Yiping, who was in tears on the banks of the Huangpu River, said that she was a "hedgehog", she actually wanted to express the meaning of "the old woman is a porcupine".

Ridicule is ridicule. The spikes on the hedgehog's body are mainly used to insert fallen leaves to camouflage protection, buffer protection to prevent falls, carry food or curl up for defense, of course, when catching snakes, they are also used to attack each other. In traditional Chinese culture, hedgehogs are called "white immortals" and are one of the five great immortals enshrined in the folk. People believe that hedgehogs can save families and solve disasters. But in Western Christian culture, the image of the hedgehog does not seem to be pleasing, and it is said that Christianity believes that the thorn on the hedgehog's back symbolizes the sins committed by sinners. This cultural allegory extends even to all animals that are as full of thorns as hedgehogs, such as porcupines.

Because Europeans believed in the relationship between land animals and marine animals, there were hedgehogs on land, and there were also hedgehogs in the sea - in fact, sea urchins. They believed that sea urchins were small and would carry food like hedgehogs with thorns on their backs. In the same way, it seems that some Christians would think that the thorn of the sea urchin also symbolizes the sins of mankind. This view was blessed by the humanism that germinated in the 14th century, which regarded man as the measure of all things, and sea creatures were so far removed from human physiological characteristics and moral concepts that sea urchins (sea hedgehogs) were regarded as related to demons.

Legend has it that in the 18th century, a magician in the Valencia region, Borino Ferrero, used sea urchins mixed with herbs and various spices brought by the Moors in North Africa to summon demons or formulate obedient potions. As for the effect, it is said that after others took it, their appetite increased greatly, and they mixed this potion with gun rice to eat it, so Ferrero improved it on the basis of the potion and made it... Paella paella, as for the rice, is not easy to bite rice, so the biggest feature of paella (paella) that loves to travel is that it is half-cooked.

Paella

Reading this, I asked a question: Have you opened your mind?