Venus (Latin: Venus) is the goddess of love and beauty in ancient Roman mythology, and also the goddess in charge of fertility and navigation, corresponding to Aphrodite in Greek mythology. Latin words such as "Venus" and "Friday" come from him. At the beginning of the 20th century, Venus has been accepted by the world and become a symbol of people's love for beauty.

Legendary story:

Legend has it that there was a king's daughter named Psyche, who was so beautiful and charming that people even thought that "she was the incarnation of the goddess" and ignored Cupid's mother Venus. Venus was so angry that she asked Cupid to shoot a golden arrow at Sage. She wants her to fall in love with the ugliest person in the world!

However, when Cupid flew to Sage's sleeping bed and saw Sage's beautiful face, he accidentally scratched the golden arrow into his hand, so Cupid fell in love with Sage.