Goddess, carrying a flower basket, walked gracefully, came to the world, looked down and saw Wei Mojie really giving a lecture to everyone. Immediately, the basket full of flowers was dispersed, and disciple Sha Rifu was covered with flowers. Everyone was surprised, and the goddess said, "I got stuck in the flowers before I finished my class;" Those who have finished learning can't spend all their time. "Sharifutsu knew that Tao was ok, and the more he studied, the harder he worked.
Extended data:
Fairy Scattered Flowers is a costume fairy musical rehearsed by Mei Lanfang. Because Mei Lanfang happened to see a "Scattered Flowers" at a friend's house, and saw that the wind belt of the goddess was elegant, the figure was light, and the painting was vivid and wonderful.
The image of the goddess in the painting, especially the wind belt, made him have the idea of dancing, and also reminded him of the flying fairy in Dunhuang murals. From the melancholy of a girl on a moonlit night to flying flowers, he wants to turn the painting into the image of a stage, and strive to create the charm of "flying in Dunhuang" and show the beauty of a fairy.
So Mei Lanfang told Qi Baishi and other teachers and friends his thoughts, and the old man Baishi praised him after listening. Teachers and friends took out many precious calligraphy and painting books for him to study. He drew materials from the Buddhist scripture "Vimalakīrti Sutra": Vimo lay man fell ill and suffered from eye diseases because of reading at night. The Tathagata Buddha sent Manjusri Bodhisattva to ask for illness, and also sent an imperial edict to order the goddess to spread flowers in the ward to test whether there were immortal roots. This play was written by Luo Yinggong and called My Daughter Scatters Flowers.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Tiannv Scattered Flowers (Mei Lanfang Peking Opera)