Where are the flowers in the oil jar bowl in the world? When did it open? What is the sign?

Judging from the origin of the word, the epiphyllum in A Flash in the Pan is not the kind of ornamental plant that people are familiar with today. The idiom "a flash in the pan" comes from Buddhist scriptures. The origin of the name "Epiphyllum" is the transliteration of Sanskrit udumbara. Udumbara's full transliteration is "Youtambo Fallen Flower", and its abbreviation is "Youtambo Fallen Flower", "Especially Epiphyllum" and "Epiphyllum". Udumbara's Sanskrit translation is a "auspicious and miraculous flower". According to myths and legends, this flower grows in the Himalayas. It only blooms in 3000 years, and soon fades after flowering. Epiphyllum is the Sanskrit transliteration abbreviation of udumbara.

"Hokkekyo Convenience II": "If the Buddha sues Sharifutsu, it is a wonderful method. When the Buddhas come, speak out. If the flowers are excellent, the ears will appear. " Nice metaphor. "Hokkekyo Sentence 4" said that the excellent Tanbohua "appeared once every three thousand years, and now the Golden Wheel King (the Buddha who ruled four continents) has come out". These statements tell people that it is rare for the potted flower in Youtan to "show up" and get involved with the "King of Golden Wheel", which also adds a layer of mystery to it. Therefore, some people call the potted plants in Youtan "smallpox", while others call them "imaginary plants".

The epiphyllum in a flash in the pan refers to the potted flowers in the secluded pool. The original meaning of this idiom means that things are rare or extremely rare. Later, with the passage of time, the meaning of this idiom gradually changed. People often use "a flash in the pan" to mean that things disappear soon after they appear. Corresponding to the moral of this rising star, the perianth originally belonging to the secluded pool basin of Ficus was "grafted" into cactus epiphyllum. This plant originated in the United States, and now it is cultivated all over China. Its flowers bloom at night, dazzling and fragrant, but unfortunately the opening time is too short, and they wither in just a few hours. People use it as a metaphor for fleeting things, which is really very appropriate.

Legend has it that before Sakyamuni Buddha, there were six buddhas alive. Among them, Jinahan Buddha realized the Tao under the Udobara tree after all the hardships. -"Dragon Agama". In Buddhist scriptures, most of the flowers mentioned by Udu Mbala are described as extremely difficult to meet. The birth of the Buddha is like a rare Udobara flower: this flower is the tree that sheltered the Buddha (one of seven buddha in the past) from the wind and rain when he was enlightened. Udubara flower, the legendary flower of fairyland, is regarded as the flower of Buddhism because of its "blue and white but not bright". Among the western blissful Buddhist countries, the most beautiful is the city, which is as famous as Wang Lian, a respected Jiangsu architect, in Asura City, Narcissus in China's paradise city, and Peony in the love-affected king city. It is full of royal luxury and has been blooming for three thousand years. The flower is round, like a full moon, and it is white from a distance. White night, the fragrance is beautiful, but Rosty Yi is sluggish and short-lived.