This red flower was photographed on the side of the road yesterday during the morning run, and the red flowers dotted in the green grass lawn were very beautiful, and I didn't know what its name was at the time. Looked it up online

This red flower was photographed on the side of the road yesterday during the morning run, and the red flowers dotted in the green grass lawn were very beautiful, and I didn't know what its name was at the time.

Looked up on the Internet, the scientific name is stone garlic, but its alias is estimated to have been heard by many people. The stone garlic flower has a beautiful name, in Sanskrit it is called #Other Shore Flower#.

The other shore flower is the most famous alias of the stone garlic flower, because it generally blooms around the autumn equinox, which is what the ancients called the other shore day, so it is called the other shore flower.

The other side of the flower is also called Manju Shahua. It turns out that this is the Manju Shahua described in the Himalayan novel "The Snow Warrior King"!

There is a saying in the Buddhist scriptures, "Flowers on the other shore bloom for a thousand years, fall for a thousand years, and the flowers and leaves will never see each other." Emotions are not cause and effect, and fate is doomed to life and death. Legend has it that the red other side of the flower is a flower that blooms on the Yellow Spring Road.

#First landscape photo of autumn#

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