Dancing butterflies, romantic and magnificent, even the Taoist Zhuangzi, also dreamed that he became a colorful butterfly flying into the sky, leisurely, after waking up, still intoxicated with the happiness of butterflies, unable to distinguish between dreams and reality.
In classical Chinese culture, the butterfly is uniquely beautiful and charming, with the butterfly as a happy ending, passing down a poignant and romantic oriental love story.
Legend has it that during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there was a female Zhu Yingtai in the Shangyu Zhu family in Zhejiang, who dressed as a man to study in Hangzhou, and had a deep relationship with Liang Shanbo for three years. When Shanbo knew that Yingtai was a daughter and wanted to propose to the Zhu family, he learned that Yingtai had been promised to Ma Wencai. Shanbo died of melancholy and was buried dry and forgot to love the slope.
When Yingtai got married, he took a detour to go to the tomb of Liang Shanbo to pay tribute, and suddenly the wind and rain thunder and lightning were great, Liang Shanbo's cemetery cracked, Yingtai jumped into it, the tomb closed in an instant, and in a few moments two butterflies flew out, flew around the tomb, and flew into the sky. Both left the world.
According to the research, the legend of Liang Zhu has really existed, and there are many historical materials and cultural relics and monuments to support it, but there are many opinions on where it happened, but this does not prevent generations of literary artists and operas from writing various versions of love stories based on this model. It has even been made into movies and TV series that are widely loved by young people.