It grows mostly in field paths, riverside walks and cemeteries, so it is also called the flower of the dead.

Once fall, the flowers bloom in a bewitching, almost reddish-black color, and the whole area looks

stunningly red, like fire, blood, and blossoms.

The flower belongs to the family Lycoris Herb, the name of the genus is the name of the goddess of the sea in Greek mythology.

Because of the characteristics of Lycoris Herb, the scape (peduncle) is the first to flower, the end of the flower or flower leaves;

There are also other species is the first to draw leaves, in the leaf withered after the scape to flower, so there is a "the other side of the flower, open the other side of the shore,

Only to see the flower, do not see the leaf," the saying.

The beauty of Manjusri is the ominous beauty of demon, disaster, death and separation. Either because its deep

red color is reminiscent of blood, or because its bulbs are highly poisonous, in general literature, its image is usually associated with the concept of "madness, blood," etc.

The beauty of the Manjusri flower is that it blooms in the Yellow Springs.

The flower is the flower that blooms on the path of the Yellow Springs,

The flower blooms in large quantities there,

and from a distance it looks like a carpet of blood,

and because of its reddish color like fire it has been called "the path of the fire"

and it is also the only scenery and color on the long path of the Yellow Springs.

The flower guides people to the underworld. There are also different colors